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Waiting For The Parade is John Murrell’s play, set in Calgary during World War II, in which five women gather to work for the war effort while their men are away. Waiting For The Parade was first performed by Alberta Theatre Projects, Calgary. Subsequently, it has been performed by Northern Light Theatre, Edmonton; Bastion Theatre, Victoria; Tarragon Theatre, Toronto; the National Arts Centre, Ottawa; Centaur Theatre, Montreal; and at the Lyric Hammersmith Theatre in London, England.
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A compelling WWII-era play centered on women's resilience.
Who is this book for?
If you're interested in powerful stories of women during wartime, Waiting For The Parade offers a touching portrayal of solidarity and hope. The play's historical setting and unique focus on women's contributions during WWII make it a meaningful read that resonates with those who appreciate both history and heartfelt drama.
