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In Tony Award-winning 'Suffs,' fight for the 19th Amendment sings

Season 2 Episode 4 | 52m 06s

“Suffs,” the Tony Award-winning Broadway musical about history-making women, is coming to Hartford. The people behind “Suffs” say they’ll highlight themes of the past that are still relevant today including grassroots activism, race, gender and class dynamics. Meet Danyel Fulton, the actor that plays journalist Ida B. Wells. And we'll explore the suffragist movement in Connecticut.

Aired: 01/27/26
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