Includes the plays
Trafford Tanzi, The Dramatic Attitudes of Miss Fanny Kemble
and
The Seduction of Anne Boleyn
Trafford Tanzi
began as a pub show in Liverpool. It has since been performed all over the world and translated into a dozen languages. It plays out the story of a young woman’s life in the arena of the wrestling ring and its feminist themes are dealt with in the outrageously entertaining style of a wrestling match. In
The Dramatic Attitudes of Miss Fanny Kemble
, Claire Luckham looks at both slavery and the nineteenth-century acting profession through the life of a remarkable woman.
, recently performed at the Nuffield Theatre in Southampton, is a haunting love story and a study of power in human relationships.