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Set in 1840, Mary Shelley revisits the genesis of her iconic novel at Lake Geneva. Confronting the spectres of her past, including Percy Shelley and Byron, she embarks on a journey that explores her inner turmoil and leads to a climactic encounter with her legacy.
Shelley's own life, filled with personal tragedies including the loss of her husband and children, mirrors the gothic tales she penned. Despite societal challenges and personal adversities, she produced an impressive body of work, challenging the gender norms of her time.
Starring and written by Deborah Clair, a pioneer in bringing historical women's stories to the forefront, the production is directed by Lucy Speed with Nicholas Collett as producer. This event is a testament to Shelley's enduring influence, celebrating her as a literary trailblazer who defied the constraints of her era.
Don't miss this inspiring evening that pays tribute to Mary Shelley, whose extraordinary life and legacy continue to resonate.
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