Cambridge Devised Theatre

Emily Wilding Davison: the one who threw herself under the horse

by Ros Connelly
directed by Kath Burlinson
performed by Elizabeth Crarer

Wednesday 5 June, 7.30pm

A new play about this extraordinary, enigmatic suffragette's life and death.

Set in the context of the struggle for women to have the vote in the first half of the twentieth century, it addresses questions relevant to our own time about the nature of protest, risk, personal sacrifice, fanaticism, torture and the role of the state. Yet at the centre of the play is a real woman with her own hopes, beliefs, frustrations, feather boa and deadpan sense of humour.

Prepare to become a Suffragette!

~ Suitable for ages 15+

Tickets: £12.50 (£10.00 concessions, £8.50 student/child)




Mumford Theatre Pre-show Talk series
All talks are free and you do not need a ticket for the performance at 7.30pm to attend.

Wednesday 5 June, 6.30-7.00pm, Lord Ashcroft Building 003
With Professor Mary Joannou, Professor of Literary History and Women's Writing


For more information please visit the Pre-show Talks page



Mumford Theatre seating plan

Seat plan

Book online, call the Box Office on 0845 196 2320 or see our booking information page for more options.

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