Two-hander play Across the Square centres on women's rights pioneer Dame Millicent Fawcett, who was the first woman commemorated with a statue in Parliament Square, and socialite Lady Ottoline Morrell. More details of the Autumn tour are here: https://t.co/L4p7Ud6fNk
Did you know that Dame Millicent Fawcett was the first woman to be commemorated with a statue in Parliament Square? Here is an ITV News piece about the unveiling https://t.co/sR1gVYK9Pb
December 1917. Lady Ottoline Morrell knocks on Millicent Fawcett’s door. Two extraordinary women. Two very different worlds. One glass of sherry. What happens next?
@AcrosstheSquare imagines their encounter at Jubilee Hall on Sun 27 Sept.
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Dame Millicent Fawcett lived here at 2 Gower Street #BedfordSquare Later this year the suffrage pioneer will be the first woman to be honoured with a statue in Parliament Square by Gillian Wearing
Non Vaughan-O'Hagan chats about two-hander play Across the Square @BBCOxford and @BBCBerkshire. Go to around 2 hours 34 minutes https://t.co/A3xtaVuen5 https://t.co/W4b8pJzJLj
Fact of the day, leading Suffragist Millicent Fawcett was born in Aldeburgh, which is also the first stop on our Across the Square Tour.
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The International Woman Suffrage News, 2 April 1926, publishes a piece by Dame Millicent Fawcett about suffragists and the League of Nations https://t.co/J6G9YVwkQA #OTD#1926Newspapers
Non Vaughan-O'Hagan talks about acclaimed play Across the Square @BBCCWR and @bbcwm. Head to around 18 minutes https://t.co/IQVwexMLPl https://t.co/L4p7Ud6fNk