Alison Neil
Friday 8 Jun 2012 7:30pm
Katherine Parr saw each of Henry’s wives as they came and went - in
a variety of unpleasant ways. Her own life was far from peaceful: four
marriages, two indictments for treason, one love affair, power, wealth
and then death at the age of 36. She became Queen Regent when Henry
went to fight the French; she helped to form the new religion of England;
she also befriended a lonely and abandoned child - who later became
Queen Elizabeth I.
In this fast-moving and entertaining play, Katherine casts her witty,
observant eye over the turbulent Tudor age; and shows how a ‘mere
woman’ could shape the mind of a King - and the future of a nation.
Fri 8th June – 7.30pm
Whalley methodist church
sat 9th June – 7.30pm
The Rainhall centre, barnoldswick
Suitable for ages 12+
www.alisonneil.co.uk
Katherine Parr saw each of Henry’s wives as they came and went - in a variety of unpleasant ways. Her own life was far from peaceful: four marriages, two indictments for treason, one love affair, power, wealth and then death at the age of 36. She became Queen Regent when Henry went to fight the French; she helped to form the new religion of England; she also befriended a lonely and abandoned child - who later became Queen Elizabeth I.
In this fast-moving and entertaining play, Katherine casts her witty, observant eye over the turbulent Tudor age; and shows how a ‘mere woman’ could shape the mind of a King - and the future of a nation.
Suitable for ages 12+
www.alisonneil.co.uk
Whalley Methodist Church