Joan Greening has published two new plays in 2024 - Wordsworth’s Harem and A Montage of Monet.
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Joan Greening has published two new plays in 2024 - Wordsworth’s Harem and A Montage of Monet.
Click the links above to find out more.
Composed by Joel Goodman and Jan Osborne. Book by Joan Greening.
Written and directed by Joan Greening, Three Women and Shakespeare’s Will is her latest play and will premiere at the 2022 Edinburgh Fringe festival in August.
Presented by Lemon Squeeze Productions, Three Women and Shakespeare’s will runs from 5-13 and 15-20 August at theSpace @ Surgeons’ Hall (venue 53), Nicolson St, EH8 9DW.
For details and to book tickets, please visit edfringe.com or call 0131 226 0000.
Rosetti’s Women - a new version of Joan Greening’s play, will go to this year’s Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Read MoreCharlotte Brontë Snares the Suitor, a play by Joan Greening, premiered at the 2021 Brighton Fringe, online where it garnered a four star review. Written, produced and directed by Joan, and starring Sarah Archer, Julia Munrow, Emma Hopkins and Stu Jackson, the play is now available to view at Scenesaver: https://www.scenesaver.co.uk/production/charlotte-bronte-snares-the-suitor/
Read MoreWho is Anne Wood and why is she terrified of the mysterious stranger who claims her as his client? She has lost everything so what can he possibly take from her? There is only one thing left…
Written, directed and produced by Joan Greening, and starring Stu Jackson and Julia Munrow, Scammed is Joan’s latest play. The production has been filmed and can be viewed online: https://www.scenesaver.co.uk/production/scammed/
Read MoreLemon Squeeze Productions and Feegle Films present:
The untold story of a 19th Century dysfunctional family with many secrets!
From “Jane Eyre” to “Wuthering Heights” to “The Tenant of Wildfell Hall”, the Brontë sisters shook up the literary world with their passion and originality… but what of their own stories and the secrets that lie beneath the surface of their perfectly proper world?
Meet Charlotte, Anne, Emily and Branwell Brontë… as you’ve never seen them before. Become a fly on the wall as you discover the rivalry, jealousy and debauchery that fueled the success of this dysfunctional family… and find out their secrets that are never spoken about…
Who really wrote “Wuthering Heights”?
Did Charlotte deliberately sabotage her sister’s success?
Was it just the page onto which their pent-up passion spilled?
Join us at Scene Saver and find out!
The play is available to view online at: https://www.scenesaver.co.uk/production/at-home-with-the-brontes/
Starring:
Sarah Archer as Charlotte, Emma Hopkins as Anne, Stu Jackson as Branwell, Julia Munrow as Emily
“At Home with the Brontës” is the latest comedy drama by Joan Greening, award-winning playwright and writer of TV sitcoms “The Cabbage Patch” and “Troubles and Strife”.
12 July 2018
Spotlight Theatre Company won Havering Drama Festival with Madame Blavatsky Lives. The Company also won the Best Director and Best Actress awards, with additional nominations for Best Set and Supporting Actress.
Joan's latest play, 'The Amours of Lillie Langtry', will debut at this year's Edinburgh Fringe Festival, 3rd to 27th August 2018.
Lemon Squeeze Productions presents 'The Amours of Lillie Langtry', written and directed by Joan Greening, and starring Sarah Archer and Emma Hopkins.
On the eve of the wedding that will finally give Jean-Marie Langtry the respectability she craves, she is told that Edward Langtry was not her father. Confronting her scandalous mother, Lillie, she insists on knowing her father's identity... but will she like the answer Lillie eventually gives her?
3-27 August 2018 (excl Sundays)
Start: 19:05 (50 mins)
Tickets: £8.00 (c £6.00)
Venue 39, Radisson Hotel, Royal Mile EH1 1TH
Bookings: TheSpace on the Mile
tel: 0131 510 2382
boxoffice.onthemile@thespaceuk.com
www.edfringe.com
Joan's latest play, The Rape of Artemisia Gentileschi, will run from 4th-26th August 2017 at Venue 39 (Radisson Hotel, Royal Mile, EH11 1TH) at this year's Edinburgh Fringe Festival, presented by Drunken Sailor Productions.
Starring Julia Munrow and Julia Rufey, the play tells Artemisia Gentileschi's harrowing story. She was one of the great Baroque artists, famed for her dramatic and realistic paintings.
At 17 her life was changed when Agostino Tassi violently raped her. She was viciously tortured during his trial to see if she was telling the truth, leaving her hands horribly injured.
The play contains descriptions of rape and torture which are upsetting.
Box Office: 0131 510 2382
www.edfringe.com