A beautiful piece of sound art created by Flo Perlin with a 10-year-old granddaughter of a Greenham Woman telling the story of their protest.
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The Story Lives On - Greenham Common

The wonderful Jane and Judy reminisce by singing Greenham Songs.

Down At Greenham On A Spree

American folksinger and activist Peggy Seeger talks about cups of tea and women singing around a Greenham campfire.

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Singing Her Nightmare

American folksinger and activist Peggy Seeger talks about improvised singing and the power of the hum, one hot summer at Greenham. "Old and Strong, she goes on and on."

Improvised Singing

Stephanie Davies talks about what made her want to write the amazing book, 'Other Girls Like Me.'

Why Write Other Girls Like Me

Stephanie Davies, Greenham Woman and author of Other Girls Like Me, explains why nature is so important to her and Greenham Women.

Nature

Bec Applebee reads this wonderful Greenham poem by Zohl de Ishtar.

And Women Dance written by Zohl de Ishtar, Read by Bec Applebee

The wonderful Becky Barry and T J Holmes recorded this version of Take the Toys from the Boys. Original track written by Vi Subversa and recorded by Poison Girls.

TakeTheToysFromTheBoys - Becky Barry & TJ Holmes

This scene recreates the moment when Linda McCartney's chauffeur delivered a hamper to the women at Greenham Common Peace Camp. Written by Rebecca Mordan.
Performed by Lladel Bryant, Tanya Myers and Gilly Tompkins.

Hamper - Lladel Bryant, Tanya Myers, Gilly Tompkins

This scene portrays some of the women meeting at the 'Reflect the Base' action at Greenham Common Women's Peace Camp.
Written by Michele Witthaus, Performed by Jo Liptrott, Bec Applebee and Kudzanayi Chiwawa

Common Ground - Writer Michele Witthaus, Performers Jo Liptrott, Bec Applebee, Kudzanayi Chiwawa

The phenomenal Deborah Tracey sings an acapella version of The Opposition.

The Opposition

Deborah Tracey plays the role of Greenham Woman, Sue Say, to tell the tale of her hiding in the bushes with bolt cutters at Greenham Common Women's Peace Camp.

Greenham Action

Carolyn Francis and two friends she sang and played music with at Greenham Common Women's Peace Camp in 1984/5, sing a haunting acapella version of The Standing Tree.

The Standing Tree

A scene set at Greenham Common Women's Peace Camp.
Written By Penny Rackett.
Performed By Ali Belbin, Faye Wilson, Jo Liptrott, Gilly Tompkins, Shazz Andrew and Lladel Bryant

A Few Pages In The Life Of The Blue Gate Diary

This scene depicts the relationship between the different generations of women and girls at Greenham Common Women's Peace Camp and the squaddies.
Written by Rebecca Mordan.
Performed by Flo Crowe, Jenny Beare, Roisin Bermingham and Shazz Andrew.

SNOW PATROL

This heart-breaking version of Holly Near's 'We Are a Gentle Angry Women' was recorded by the phenomenal Carleen Anderson.

We Are A Gentle Angry Women

Christina Li covers Naomi Morena Littlebear's 'Like a Mountain', a protest song that's been sung all over the world at different actions but was written at Greenham Common Women's Peace Camp.

Like A Mountain

Emily Faulkner sings this powerful version of the protest song 'Women Make Your Choice'.

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Women Make Your Choice

Emily Faulkner reads Sue Say's funny and evocative account of Yellow Gate, followed by a beautiful version of 'Leah's Song'.

Yellow Gate: Leah’s song

In this scene, two Greenham women are weaving a woolen web into the fence and discussing nature, the police and working as a group.
Written by Juliet Margetts
Performed by Terina Talbot and Tracy Kearney.

Weaving the Wool

Fi Read reads her short story about her time living and protesting at Blue Gate of Greenham Common Women's Peace Camp, followed by an a cappella version of 'Harriet Tubman'.

Greenham Women Everywhere

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