Productions:

Mrs Ruskin
by Kim Morrissey

Presented by: Theatre Metropolis
12 Sept - 5 Oct
Warehouse Theatre

Tickets:
Tuesday 6.30pm £11 (£8)
Wednesday 8pm £11 (£8)
Bargain Night - Thursday 8pm £6.50
Friday 8pm: £14 (£10)
Saturday 8pm £14
Sunday Matinee 5pm £11 (£8)



John Ruskin was the greatest British art critic and social commentator of the Victorian Age.

In Mrs Ruskin we enter his much talked about private life - he relationship with his wife Effie and her younger sister Sophie, his mother Margaret and the Pre-Raphaelite painter John Everett Millais.

Intriguing, tantalising and somewhat shocking, Mrs Ruskin tells a tale of the most famous Victorian, bar Victoria.

Kim Morrissey is a Canadian playwright and poet, her black comedy about Freud, Dora:A Case of Hysteria is a suggested text for BBC's Open University.
Director Jacqui Sommerville, an RSC Assistant Director, has been awarded the prestigious Rose Bruford directors bursary for this production at the Warehouse Theatre.

Mrs Ruskin comes from the critically acclaimed Theatre Metropolis
whose latest productions have included Monsieur d'Eon & Grace Under Pressure.