Emily Dickinson & I
the journey of a portrayal
25th Anniversary Production Devised by Jack Lynch & Edie Campbell
Performed by Edie Campbell
Directed by Jack Lynch
A fresh and original look at America's foremost female poet, movingly told and intensely personal. Edie Campbell takes the audience through the 14-year journey of writing, acting, and getting into Emily Dickinson's dress. When is a biographical portrayal not autobiographical?
February 8
Petersfield Museum and Art Gallery, Hampshire - SOLD OUT
December 13 and 14
The Mill Studio, Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford
The Vegan Tigress
A new play by Claire Parker
Directed by Tracy Collier
Performed by Claire Parker and Edie Campbell
A 19th century feminist fairytale writer accidentally summons the highly offended ghost of her spurned lover’s formidable mother. The opposing worlds of free spirits and corsets collide in a chaotic bid to understand where stories can escape to when they’ve run their course.
May 23
Petersfield Museum and Art Gallery - SOLD OUT
February 17 - March 1, 2025
Bread and Roses Theatre, Clapham
Apples in Winter
Written by Jennifer Fawcett
Directed by Claire Parker
Performed by Edie Campbell, OFFIE finalist Best Solo Performance 2023
In a prison kitchen a mother is baking an apple pie: her son’s last request. As Miriam shows us how to make the perfect pie, we watch her grapple to understand what happened to her son - and how that night 22 years ago changed everything. The play offers a cathartic journey into the heart of barely resolvable questions about justice, forgiveness and love.
February 24
The Mill Studio, Yvonne Arnaud Theatre, Guildford - SOLD OUT
March 8
The Old Town Hall, Hemel Hempstead
June 7
South Hill Park, Bracknell
July 24
Caux Palace Theatre, Caux, Switzerland
August 24 & 25
Greenbelt Festival, Kettering
September 7
Derby Theatre
September 12
The Core at Corby Cube
September 20
Cranleigh Arts, Surrey
March 21, 2025
The Manor Pavilion, Sidmouth
Rotten Perfect
Written by Claire Parker
Directed by Kate Napier
Performed by Paul Bryant, Edie Campbell, Jamie Golding, Jamie Myss, and Claire Parker
The Lyceum Theatre in 1890s London. Actor Manager Henry Irving is doing everything he can to keep his theatre up and running performing only the classics, and keep his star actress, the famous Ellen Terry, from leaving for good. Will she be lured away by the new scripts of Ibsen (touted by the influential Bernard Shaw) and seek new roles elsewhere?
June 27
Petersfield Museum and Art Gallery - SOLD OUT