1612, King James of Scotland sits safely on the throne of England and the Gunpowder Treason Plotters have long since been executed. Everyone in the kingdom celebrates the 5th November, the day that remembers how King and Parliament narrowly escaped the infamous plot of 1605. Everyone celebrates by lighting bonfires, ringing bells and listening to special sermons. Except for one woman. Her son was executed. What did Guy Fawkes’ mother feel? What does she have to say?

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Sun 6 Sep
This compelling one-woman play gives voice to Elizabeth as she confronts unimaginable loss in the Tudor period
Tue 6 - Sat 10 Oct
Michael Frayn's famously funny play-within-a-play farcical comedy