Three Catherines, two Annes and a Jane. Six women with one thing in common - marriage to a man called Henry - have passed into historical legend. Of course, it couldn't happen these days... Six modern women have also married one man. Their lives are both separate and intertwined as they tell their stories from a room in which they have all once lived. Their experiences - miscarriage, love affairs, betrayal, and a shared loathing of all things ginger - are portrayed with humour, pathos and a great deal of wine. The plight of those sixteenth century women is personal, poignant and still relevant five hundred years on. The year is 1586, Elizabeth Tudor rules over her realm with a steal fist beneath a velvet glove. Dare we trust Elizabeth’s irreverent spin on politics and power? Robert Inston’s highly original one-man show, uncovers a woman whose wit, intellect and political prowess, captured continents and peoples hearts in equal measure. Enjoy!| 8 Apr 10 to 11 Apr 10 | The Rose Playhouse Inner London, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive |
