A note from the author:
She is Heard is a blend between a traditional play and choral reading drama piece. Traditionally, in choral reading performances, the actors deliver their lines directly to the audience, often speaking in unison with one another. There are opportunities to create harmonies and dissonance between the performers. As you will see on the following pages, certain lines are underlined multiple times. The color of the underlines coresponds to the color next to the character list on the first page. Whenever an underline appears on the script, the coresponding character will join in on the same line in chorus with the other performer(s).
Loretta Walsh was the first woman to hold a position in the military that was not in the nursing division.
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I liked the story line, but had a hard time remembering the key. I’m sure it is more impactful when you hear the words being read by the characters. With that being said, I still was shocked when the soldiers were shot and got teary-eyed when the yeomanettes were throwing the red tissues to portray the blood shed during the war. I also got chills when Loretta drops her ballot in the box .
I would really like to see this being performed.
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