Inspire women leaders, encourage voting, and celebrate the centennial of women’s right to vote with this performance by Sally Perkins! Most of our great-grandmothers weren’t allowed to speak in public, keep their own wages, attend college, or vote. Yet today, women are leaders in all sorts of industries.
This comedic, fast-paced, surprise-filled piece tells the story in a manner that keeps audiences laughing, learning, and marveling at those who paved the way for women today!

See Perkins’s performance at the Carriage House March 13-14. Evening performances (7pm) feature an exclusive Q & A session with Perkins herself and is only offered at the Carriage House performances!
For 13 years Sally Perkins has been a professional storyteller and speaker. She travels the country speaking, training, and performing stories of all sorts: historical, wisdom, personal…even ghoulish.
She’s been a featured performer at the Indianapolis Spirit & Place Festival, the Tennessee Haunting in the Hills Festival, and the National Storytelling Network Conference.