It’s an inspiring, uplifting and fun show performed by a fantastic female cast!
This new musical is Kate PankhurstTell the story of Jade On a school trip to the museum, she gets lost and ends up in the “Gallery of Greatness,” where she meets some incredible women, including Rosa Parks, Mary Anning, Jane Austen, Mary Seacole!
“This story is so important because it reminds everyone in the audience, especially young girls and women, that they can be amazing at any age, and that they can change the world for the better by being extraordinary and following their own dreams and their own path. It was especially lovely to see young women of color in the audience identifying with the lead character.” Jadeand this amazing cast and band is made up of female and non-binary performers, telling the stories of these incredible women of all different ethnicities, body types, and backgrounds — some that audiences will know, some that they won’t. One of my favorite parts of this show is discovering the stories of women that you probably wouldn’t have learned about in school. Mary AnningArchaeologists who discovered fossils in Lyme Regis.
This is truly an ensemble show, with each performer sharing the spotlight while supporting each other, showcasing their incredible multi-rolling and use of accents, and interacting wonderfully with one another.
The story is wonderful Georgia Grant Anderson play JadeShe perfectly embodies the excitement, determination, confusion and emotions of a young girl finding her way, and with her incredible singing voice and truly captivating and exciting stage presence, she takes us on a journey through the “Gallery of Greatness.”
Elena Breschi wonderful SacagaweaAn accomplished mountaineer and interpreter, she skillfully incorporates sign language into her performances. Marie CurieA Nobel Prize-winning scientist! She’s also an inspirational and humorous Frida Kahloand her “A World of Color They will liven up the stage with their beautiful choreography and overwhelming singing voice!
Meg Hately Strong and powerful Emmeline PankhurstSuffragette (I Emeline Very funny with a Manchester accent Agent Fifi (Marie Christine Chilver), He was a spy recruited by the British government during World War II to train other agents.
Charlotte Jaconelli It’s incredibly empowering. Gertrude EdelleOlympic swimmer, first woman to swim the Channel, Jane Austen People to interact with Breschi Caro Amazing! Her voice was strong from start to finish and she showed incredible athleticism and movement, using all the props and set to her full potential. Ederle and Mary Anning.
Anelisa Lamola Beautifully portrayed Amelia Earhart’s Determination, adventure, dedication and compassion Mary SeacoleShe is particularly impressive Rosa ParksShe tells the story of her refusal to give up her seat on a bus in Alabama in 1955, which sparked the national bus boycott movement, and she highlights how change can come as a result of collaborative activism. And there’s one particularly moving scene. Lamora introduce Anne Frankbeautifully performed Aaliyah Monkand women aged between 42 and 50, showing that women of all ages can make a difference. Rosa Parksor 13 likes Anne Frank When she started writing in her diary.
The show discusses how the stories of these incredible women don’t always have happy endings, but their legacies and the causes they advocated for continue to this day. For example: Ninety-NinesWomen’s Flying Club founded by Amelia EarhartPublication of Anne Frank’s Diary, origins of names of mountains, rivers and national parks Sacagawea,artwork Frida Kahlo Radium elements exhibited around the world include: Marie Curiehis discoveries have healed many people and led to the establishment of swimming schools for deaf children. Gertrude Edellethese women continue to change the world in so many other incredible ways.
The costumes used are colorful and bright, which, combined with the clever use of props and staging, illuminate the stage and keep the audience engaged until the very end.
The set is well designed and looks great at The Other Palace, but this show would be amazing on a slightly larger stage! The use of neon lights and signs to create a “Gallery of Greatness” is exciting and looks amazing!
This production is packed with great, upbeat ensemble numbers and bright, sharp, energetic choreography!’Where do you want to go?’,’Actions, not wordsand ‘A World of Color It’s particularly engaging and fills the stage with story. “Rosa’s Lullaby”,sing Anelisa Lamolais also a particularly great ballad!
Incredible women who changed the world It’s a moving and uplifting show that uses great vocals, exciting songs and great choreography to tell the stories of a variety of incredible women. It’s a fantastic show performed by an incredibly talented cast.