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productions available for booking at your venue or school at (almost) the drop of a hat Emily Dickinson & I the journey of a portrayal by Edie Campbell and Jack Lynch Movingly told and intensely personal, actress Edie Campbell tells the story of the attempt to produce the work that will capture Emily’s essence “using only Emily’s words.” Its a play about writing , acting , and getting into Emily Dickinson’s dress. More... photo: Malcolm Crowthers Cloning Mary Shelley a fantasia by Edie Campbell and Jack Lynch Drawing on Mary Shelley’s life and her novel Frankenstein, this solo performance explores reproductive technology, the act of creation in all its dimensions, and the struggle to know who and what one is. More... Other Productions I Take Your Hand in Mine a play suggested by the love letters of Anton Chekhov and Olga Knipper by Carol Rocamora by arrangement with MBA Literary Agents With great sensitivity, Chekhovian scholar and translator Carol Rocamora weaves together remnants of the 800 plus letters exchanged over a short 6 years into a rich, passionate love story and theatrical experience. More... Self-Made Girls by Annie Reilly American heiress Jenny Jerome married Randolf Churchill in 1874 and was Winston’s mum. Jenny and many other debutants with bags of new US money came to England to gain a title and save the aristocracy. They became known as The Dollar Princesses. In this solo performance with a Bryson-esque wit, Annie (herself an American Anglophile) takes an informative and wry look at this oft forgotten corner of US/UK history. More... Fore, by Charles Dana Gibson Emily_Dickiinson_%26_I.htmlEmily_Dickiinson_%26_I.htmlCloning_Mary_Shelley.htmlCloning_Mary_Shelley.htmlOther_Productions.htmlOther_Productions.htmlOther_Productions.htmlhttp://livepage.apple.com/Other_Productions.htmlOther_Productions.htmlhttp://livepage.apple.com/Emily_Dickiinson_%26_I.htmlCloning_Mary_Shelley.htmlOther_Productions.htmlOther_Productions.htmlshapeimage_3_link_0shapeimage_3_link_1shapeimage_3_link_2shapeimage_3_link_3shapeimage_3_link_4shapeimage_3_link_5shapeimage_3_link_6shapeimage_3_link_7shapeimage_3_link_8shapeimage_3_link_9shapeimage_3_link_10


UPCOMING EVENTS




Emily Dickinson & I

will be appearing at the









Emily Dickinson & I

is featured in the chapter

“Dickinson in England and Ireland”

in Continuum Books’ publication:

The International Reception

of Emily Dickinson.

Read the section from the chapter here.




ScripTease events

available for booking:

The Women of Lockerbie

The Way to Keep Him

Old Abe

Palestine Monologues

HIM

 

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LynchPin Productions Theatre Company, Ltd.

Registered in England and Wales No: 5615729 

Registered Office:116 Binscombe, Godalming, Surrey GU7 3QL    

in the Burton Taylor Studio

public performances:

7 Aug, 8pm, 8 Aug 2:30 pm

for tickets and information please call the Burton Taylor Studio box office

01965 305 305