About this Event
The first play by a living, female playwright, to be performed at the National Theatre in 2008.
London 1913: At a crucial point in the campaign for female emancipation and women’s right to vote, militant suffragettes are engaged in a violent and shocking battle with the establishment.
Amongst the thousands of women incarcerated in Holloway Pr*son, Lady Celia Cain, trapped in a frustrating marriage, falls in love with a young seamstress, Eve Douglas, and both their lives take a dangerous turn amid the fight for freedom that challenges notions of class and sexuality.
Witness a compelling love story amidst one of the most important campaigns for female emancipation in the last 100 years
Directed by Aiden Condron
IMPORTANT NOTES:
There is a strict no late-comers policy. There is no admission after 7.00pm.
Tickets must be booked in advance and will not be available on the door. If you have any specific access requirements please e-mail [email protected] at least 48 hours in advance.
Doors at 6.30pm. The performance starts at 7.00pm.
This show will have an interval
Event Venue & Nearby Stays
Edric Theatre, 103 Borough Road, London, United Kingdom
GBP 5.00 to GBP 10.00