The Louisa's walk tour was exceptional - we really enjoyed the performance. The tour made history come alive. If you visit Hobart, don't miss this experience. more

My Husband and I really enjoyed Louisa's Walk when we visited Hobart, Tasmania in early March, 2009. The tour was very personal and we felt like we had taken a trip back in time. The telling of history via live theatre is a bit different to other tours we have done and we thoroughly enjoyed the experience. I highly recommend... more

This was truly the most memorable part of our short trip to Tasmania. It brought to life in a very emotional manner what seems to be a little known aspect of British and Australian history. Even though on the day we were a small crowd and the rain threatened the performances were totally committed and first class. Parts of the... more

I have just recently returned from a short break in Hobart, Tasmania, Australia. Without a doubt, the highlight of my stay was being a participant in Louisa's Walk!! I'm not normally one for "crowd participation", but Judith & Chris, (the couple who performed Louisa's Walk,) created such an amazing scene in my imagination I couldn't stop myself from becoming involved,... more

I really enjoyed this tour. It is put together very well and is very interesting. It is not your ordinary "just the facts" tour becasue it is interactive and a play at the same time making it not only educational but entertaining. I definitely recommend it. more

We thoroughly enjoyed Louisa's Walk. Not only did it give us the history of the female factory in Tasmania, but the actors made us feel a part of the scenes. When they cried, we cried. We really enjoyed the day, in fact, it was one of the best highlights of our entire Cruise (we ported in the day in Hobart). more

This is a wonderful 2 person wandering play which brings back the history of the "Female Factory" to life. Moving and vivid; I would recommend this to anyone. more

Australia's convict past was really bought to life with actorrs giving it a theatrical touch. Highly recommended. -John Clancy Melbourne more

If you have a couple of hours available in Hobart, you must see this. A piece of strolling theatre that grips, entertains, horrifies, delights - and you get a modest bit of exercise into the bargain. Judith is Louisa Regan, an unfortunate Irish lass with hungry sons to feed, who is caught stealing a loaf of bread in London in... more