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New Play Portrays Barriers Facing N.L. Women in Politics  – The Independent

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Women won the right to vote a century ago but are still underrepresented in public office. St. John’s playwright Ruth Lawrence’s play tackles that head on.

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New play portrays barriers facing N.L. women in politics  – The Independent

Women won the right to vote a century ago but are still underrepresented in public office. St. John’s playwright Ruth Lawrence’s play tackles that head on.

·St. John's, Canada
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New play portrays barriers facing N.L. women in politics

Beyond the campaign trails, podiums, and other public-facing aspects of running for political office, If She Runs depicts the lived experiences of two women who grapple with the desire, and barriers, to enter the world of electoral politics in Newfoundland…

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theindependent.ca broke the news in St. John's, Canada on Sunday, February 15, 2026.
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