Apples in Winter at Petersfield Museum

Apples In Winter beautifully gives voice
to the hidden victims of crime. Miriam’s son has been on death row for 22
years. Today the state will execute him. As is the tradition, he is granted a
last meal: he asks for his mother’s apple pie. In this compelling and
compassionate play Miriam shows us how to make the perfect pie as she grapples
with what happened 22 years ago.

Actor Edie Campbell plays the mother in a
performance that was a finalist in the Off West End  Awards for Best Solo
Performance, in a production directed by Claire Parker.

"Apples in Winter is
really astonishing to watch, with a transfixing solo performance from Campbell
and crystal-clear direction from Parker which exudes humanity in every moment
and builds beautifully to a heartbreaking climax." Yorkshire
Bylines



"Jennifer Fawcett's play is hard-hitting
enough, but in the right hands it becomes absolutely devastating - and it's
hard to imagine hands more right than those of actor Edie Campbell." The
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