T1144002605Having battled her way to Somerville College in the face of parental opposition, Vera Brittain abandoned her studies at the outbreak of the First World War to serve as a volunteer nurse witnessing the horrors of trench warfare. In 1918, with all the closest to her dead, she returned to Oxford and later devoted her energies to the causes of pacifism and feminism, writing and lecturing world-wide. In 1933 she published Testament Of Youth. This haunting autobiography conveyed to an entire generation the essence of their common experience of war. It was a best seller in both Britain and America.Performer Rohan McCullough. | |
| 3 Mar 13 | Buxton Opera House, Buxton :: V424 listing details L01659969444 |
T0382970327Performer Rohan McCullough. | |
| 13 Nov 10 | Number 8 Community Arts Centre, Pershore :: V1731036448 listing details L02093518904 |
T06195654Winner of the Scottish Drama Award at the Edinburgh Festival, [Rohan McCullough]'s one-woman show is a moving portrayal of the life of Vera Brittain, the young nurse whose haunting and best-selling autobiography conveyed to a generation the essence of their common experience of war.Performer Rohan McCullough. | |
| 3 Nov 06 | Theatre Royal, Bury St Edmunds :: V76 listing details L1983447997 |
T662272190[Rohan McCullogh] makes a welcome return to The Phoenix as Vera Brittain (mother of Shirley Williams) who wrote the famous book, of the same name, on the First World War.Company Indigo Entertainment. Performer Rohan McCullogh. | |
| 7 Nov 03 | Phoenix Theatre, Bordon :: V1147 listing details L01723386864 |
