It is 18 years since Alison Stanhope, the country?s foremost poet, died. Now the house must be sold. But the house holds secrets. Is it right for the family to protect itself and its past or does Alison belong to everyone? Inspired by the life and work of Emily Dickinson, this play won Susan Glaspell the 1930 Pulitzer Prize and our production develops our relationship with the author after productions of The Verge, Inheritors and the recent Glaspell Season, which included the hugely successful Chains of Dew.T205994131Producer Orange Tree. Director Jo Combes. Performer Georgine Anderson. Performer Mark Arends. Performer Nicholas Gadd. Performer Catherine Harvey. Performer Jennifer Higham. Performer Dudley Hinton. Performer Kieron Jecchinis. Performer Grainne Keenan. Performer Diana Payan. Performer Emma Pallant. Performer Christopher Ravenscroft. | |
| 7 Oct 09 to 7 Nov 09 | Orange Tree Theatre, Outer London :: V321 listing details L372029901 |
