Company One continues Boston women's suffrage play series to promote women’s rights awareness

Company One Theatre has revived a historical play about Black women’s pivotal role in the suffrage movement after federal budget cuts halted its original site-specific production. The play, “A New Era,” centers on the 1895 Black women’s conference in Boston led by Josephine St. Pierre Ruffin, highlighting efforts to build coalitions for racial justice and voting rights. The production is now running at the Strand Theatre in Dorchester, carrying forward a series initially funded by the National Parks of Boston and the National Park Service, which faced significant budget reductions.

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