Production of female spies in WWII ends with shows in Regina [Video]

A new production that tells the story of the work of female spies during WWII is in Regina.

The show is called ‘The Invisible: Agents of Ungentlemanly Warfare’ and is based on a true story of female spies during the war and their contribution they made, shaping our way of life today.

“Stories about women who have overcome obstacles, story about women, who are, you know, experts at what they do. They were underestimated in the war time. Evelyn Ash in our play is based off of Vera Atkins, who advocated for getting women in the field and for training them as spies,” said Tahirih Vejdani, a cast member in the production.

The show will be happening in Regina at Darke Hall every day up until Remembrance Day.

“We feel the gravity of playing these roles and telling these stories at any point in the year, and especially this point …