Mary Shelley

'Full of literary intelligence, feminist fire and feminine understanding'

'Passionate, and at times tragic... it's testament to the quality of the script and the performances that it flies by'

'Gripping... Without ever reducing Mary Shelley to an issue drama, Edmundson suggests the destructive nature of a life lived without compromise'

'This is a powerfully told story that will no doubt enjoy a successful run in Leeds, and beyond'

'This is a great introduction to two pivotal years of Mary Shelley's life, after which she published the acclaimed Frankenstein, and inspires the spectator to look beyond the stories into the writer's existence'