It’s been a whirlwind week in the Drama and Dance department, with three sold-out, rapturously received performances of Made in Dagenham.

140 performers, along with a crew of technical and backstage assistants, staged the true story of the 1960s Ford sewing machinists whose industrial action paved the way for the Equal Pay Act.

Featuring what is probably the largest cast ever assembled on the Queenswood stage, a superbly detailed composite set, a lighting design to rival a swinging sixties edition of Top of the Pops, colourful costumes ranging from Biba to boiler-suits, and a live four-piece band, this was a true theatrical extravaganza.

There were so many riotously entertaining performances that it would be unfair to single out individuals for mention. For details of performers and crew members, you may browse the programme via the interactive PDF below.

We would like to congratulate everyone involved in this vibrant, audacious production.

Click here to view and order copies of the stunning photographs by Paul Toeman.