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Emilia archiveWhen history favours only one sex we are left to piece together what we know and imagine what we don't. Emilia Bassano was born into a musical family in 1569. She went on to become a published poet and a member of the court. However, what little we know about her has become bound up with the possibility that she was Shakespeare's ?Dark Lady of the Sonnets.' This legacy has erased her own achievements in favour of those of a man she may or may not have known. For the first time, the focus will be on this brilliant woman who managed to outlive all the men the history books tethered her to. Introducing to the world: Emilia! She's going to make you remember her name.

Cast/Performers

Nadia Albina (Lady Katherine), Anna Andresen (Mary Sidney), Shiloh Coke (Lady Anne Clifford), Leah Harvey (Emilia 1), Jenni Maitland (Countess of Kent), Clare Perkins (Emilia 3), Carolyn Pickles (Lord Henry Carey), Vinette Robinson (Emilia 2), Sophie Russell (Lord Thomas Howard), Sarah Seggari (Lady Cordelia), Sophie Stones (Lady Margaret Clifford), Charity Wakefield (William Shakespeare), Amanda Wilkin (Alphonso Lanier)

Creatives/Company

Author: Morgan Lloyd Malcolm
Producer: Shakespeare's Globe
Director: Nicole Charles
Design: Jo Scotcher
Music: Bill Barclay
Choreographer: Anna Morrisey

Emilia

Emilia (Play) production archive for QTIX code T01304496418. Details of all Emilia archived productions can be found under the QTIX code: S0332533391

Archive Listings

10 Aug 18
  to
1 Sep 18
Shakespeare's Globe Theatre
West End, Greater London
Performance Details => Venue archive

Reviews

No UKTW or User reviews available.
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