Me, Myself And Miss Gibbs

Show Info Cast & Creative

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First Performance 25/04/2013

Closing 25/04/2013

In 2003, Francesca bought a second-hand postcard for 50p addressed to Miss L Gibbs and sent 100 years ago. An amusing journey that asks how we remember those that went before us and how we might like to be remembered ourselves.

The postcard, sent from Lincoln to London was addressed to a Miss L Gibbs of 62 Douglas Buildings, Marshalsea Road, Borough. Sent on July 15th 1910, the message on the back simply reads:
‘Be Careful Tomorrow. A.C.’

Part detective noir, part personal biography, Francesca investigates the message on a postcard sent 100 years ago and finds herself obsessed by the life of the woman that received it. What happens when she starts tracing a history that isn’t her own? And why did Miss Gibbs have to be careful tomorrow?

Creative

Producer - Francesca Millican-Slater, in association with Pippa Frith, supported by mac birmingham

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