Emily Dickinson (1830-1886), America's foremost female poet was born and died in Amhurst, Massachusetts. Her poems are famous the world over, yet her life abounds with unanswered questions - a poet of incredible intensity, was she a lovesick, 'half crack'd recluse', or so sure of her gift that she relinquished the world in order to write?T0933428794Producer LynchPin Productions. Director Jack Lynch. Performer Edie Campbell. | |
| 8 Feb 24 | Petersfield Museum and Art Gallery, Petersfield :: V01775831080 listing details L629514489 |
T0329873404Producer LynchPin Productions. Performer Edie Campbell. | |
| 11 Jul 15 | Phoenix Theatre, Bordon :: V1147 listing details L0174258950 |
| 7 Aug 10 to 8 Aug 10 | Burton Taylor Studio, Oxford :: V799 listing details L01678921354 |
| 6 Jun 08 to 7 Jun 08 | Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford :: V702 listing details L01786202897 |
T0832513162Performer Wendy Cope. | |
| 19 Jul 07 | The Maltings Theatre (formely Maltings Arts Centre), St Albans :: V52 listing details L1487725924 |
| 14 May 07 | Brewery Arts Centre, Kendal :: V6 listing details L01320214679 |
Emily Dickinson and I - T01378398851Emily Dickinson left 775 poems, and over 1000 letters: her poems can be giddy with joy or chilly with gloom. Edie Campbell makes good use of her American roots to chart her own life and Emily Dickinson's, in this new show which got a four star rating at Edinburgh. | |
| 10 May 05 | Swindon Arts Centre, Swindon :: V927 listing details L0436140425 |
T080172737Company LynchPin Productions. Director Jack Lynch. Lighting Seb Williams. Performer Edie Campbell (Emily Dickinson). | |
| 25 Jan 02 | South Hill Park Arts Centre, Wilde Theatre, Bracknell :: V731 listing details L01001035629 |
| 21 Aug 01 to 15 Sep 01 | Finborough, Inner London :: V199 listing details L01184811799 |
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| 13 May 02 | Bloomsbury Theatre, Inner London :: V170 listing details L0797830081 |
