“It’s been a year since I died, and still nobody has found me.”
Based on a historical crime, the Red Barn Murders, Beth Flintoff’s play is set in 1820s Suffolk. The plot is determined by Maria’s death at the hands of her lover – but the story dignifies and celebrates her life: her persistence, endurance, vitality.
Following Maria from girlhood to womanhood, the play reveals the complex politics of female allegiance, where childhood friendships give way to cruelty, tenderness and, ultimately, an affirmation of sisterhood and solidarity.
Kaycie Judge
Kaci Johnson
Delaney Carlson
Frankie Morgan
Izzie Stevens
Sadie Davey
Join us to study BA Drama in one of the best cities in the world for the creative arts. Drama at Greenwich is based at the Bathway Theatre in Woolwich, our own specialist facility with six studios and a flexible auditorium. You will also benefit from state-of-the-art facilities in Greenwich, with screen-based modules in the University’s television studio. Our practice-led courses will support you to develop analytical and creative skills that will set you up for success in the creative industries and performing arts. You will be taught by world-leading academics and practitioners with exceptional partnerships with industry. See further details on our prospectus page.
