A new play by Non Vaughan-O’Hagan
Directed by Alex Pearson
Synopsis:
On a cold December day 1917, Lady Ottoline Morrell crosses Bedford Square to call on Millicent Fawcett. Across the Square depicts an imagined encounter between two sharply contrasting women. In a show full of laughter and drama, will these two find common ground, shared values?
Reviews:
“Across the Square gives us an insight into the lives and personalities of two extraordinary English woman of the early 20th century. Non Vaughan-O’Hagan’s de handling of biographical detail and characterisation through both humour and poignancy makes for an illuminating and entertaining evening.”
“I loved this show! Their wonderfully imagined conversation turns out to be a rollercoaster as they reach highs and lows and you wait to find out if they’ll be the best of friends or will never speak again.”
“Two women with radically differing views find a meeting of minds through the power of love and loss. A must see.” “Funny and thought provoking… loved every minute” “A funny, charming poignant show: it was superb.”
