Tees Women Poets

A woman's place is on stage

The ships have gone, but the memories remain…

Time to take a glace back to our amazing time at Tall Ships 2023 in Hartlepool at the start of July with these photos of our performance posses in action!

White woman in a large hat and Suffragette badge holding one fist in the air
Dianne Casey performed as Seaton suffragette, Amy Norman
White woman in a white mob cap and black dress, holding a basket
Sarah York brought to life the wrongly-accused witch recorded only as “distraught woman”
White woman in a white fishmonger's apron over a black dress gestures at the audience - two other women in the background hold their noses as if smelling something bad
Sarah Crutwell was Fish Annie – and we all chanted about her smelly wares!
young white woman in 1940's hairstyle, red lipstick and khaki jacket salutes
Eden Mason played a patriotic munitions worker finding emancipation
white woman dressed in white mob cap, scraggly shawl and apron is wielding a truncheon and looking mean
Caroline Walling terrified us all as press-ganger Navvy Nan
white woman draped in a grey shawl-scarf, wearing a black dress with a large fake crucifix is gesturing and trying to look holy
Kirsten Luckins quick changed between Hilda the Sainted Abbess, and Margaret the victim of the 1914 Bombardment
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