Saturday 13th November 2010 7.30pm
Performed by Rohan McculloughRohan McCullough (recently seen at Number 8 in
The Tale of Beatrix Potter) portrays the story of Vera Brittain, a young woman who abandoned her studies at the outbreak of the First World War to serve as a volunteer nurse witnessing the horrors of trench warfare. In 1933 Vera published
Testament of Youth, a haunting autobiography that conveyed to an entire generation the essence of their common experience of war. It was a best seller in both Britain and America. Rohan’s dramatic interpretation of the autobiography won the Scotsman Drama Award at the Edinburgh Festival.
"Rohan…has a sensitive understanding of my mother’s writing, and sometimes seems almost to become the young nurse who wrote the diary…I strongly commend her presentation." Shirley Williams
Tickets: £10 (Students £8)
Running Time: 95mins (inc interval)
8 High Street, Pershore, Worcestershire, WR10 1BG · Charity 1089301
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