Prostitutes Marry In May: Two Queens, One Nation

Show Info Cast & Creative

Genre

First Performance 21/06/2011

Closing 17/07/2011

Prostitutes Marry In May: Two Queens, One Nation is Miriam Cooper’s one-woman show about the collision of dynamic sovereigns Elizabeth I and Mary Queen of Scots.

Cooper presents a play of passion and treachery in which the audience witnesses the unavoidable clash between these two cousins who shaped the destiny of the thrones of Scotland and England.

Cast

Miriam Cooper

Creative

Director - Jonathan Kemp

Author - Miriam Cooper

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