Women's History and Women's Rights
We Did It For You! Women's Journey Through History is the story of how women got their rights in America, told by the women who were there. We've been touring it through California for the last two years. A video about the play
The musical is a call to action through a tour of the past and a wonderful way to help generate awareness and start conversations about:
- Voter registration
- Anti-discrimination
- Gender equality issues
- Violence against women
- Attacks on our constitutional rights
- Women in leadership
- Self-esteem
- Empowerment
Our goal for We Did It For You! is to encourage women, young and old, to take action and participate in politics, business, and civil rights, to bring about a more balanced society.
| “The play is one of the most entertaining and interesting re-enactments of the history of women I have seen to date." | "Never has my heart been touched so deeply by a production. I urge you to run, don't walk, to see this magnificent performance!" |
Perfect for all types of meetings and events. Examples include:
- Fundraisers
- Women's issues forums
- Colleges and high schools
- Women's advocacy groups
- Coporate conferences
- Local and national conventions
- Women's History Month events
After experiencing the efforts and determination of the historical characters as they tell their stories, your audiences will be inspired and ready for action! Your students will be ready to jump into their history books.
Performances

We have a traveling troupe of volunteer performers -- older women performing We Did It For You! for high schools, colleges, and women's organizations. We are currently booking performances in the Southern California area. Read more
Workshops

If you would like your class or organization members to experience the determination of these historical women without the time and expense of staging it, do a play-reading workshop. Ideal for study groups and college history courses in feminist studies. Read more
Resource Books

Junior high and high school students can't appreciate the message of the play without some context. College students need topics for their research. These books will help teachers and students prepare pre and post show! Read more







