Overview
“Write plays about whatever you wish but not, please, about us!”
1940. The Germans advance on Paris. A case stuffed with letters is smuggled to London. Inside, a remarkable story about – and by – two remarkable people: the brilliant actress ‘Mrs Pat’ and George Bernard Shaw. They met in 1899. They made Pygmalion. World Wars started and stopped, and started again. They fell in love. They fell apart. And through it all… they wrote.
Jerome Kilty’s play reveals the extraordinary bond between these two theatrical titans. In their witty, unfiltered words, attraction collides with ambition as the world transforms around them. A play about how we change – and what we hold on to. Directed by Artistic Director Stella Powell-Jones.
People
Jerome Kilty
Adaptor
Adaptor
Stella Powell-Jones
Director
Director
Tom Paris
Set and Costume Designer
Set and Costume Designer
Chris McDonnell
Lighting Designer
Lighting Designer
Harry Blake
Composer and Sound Designer
Composer and Sound Designer
Elliot Pritchard
Associate Director and Movement Director
Associate Director and Movement Director
Summer Keeling
Stage Manager
Stage Manager
Media
“A marvel of direction”
Evening Standard
Praise for Stella Powell-Jones' production of Little Brother.