The Duchess of Suffolk

Set against the backdrop of Queen Mary I's reign, this play explores the dramatic exile of Protestant noblewoman Katherine Willoughby. Drawing from historical accounts, it portrays her perilous journey across Europe, highlighting the struggles of the Reformation era. The narrative features notable figures such as the Oxford Martyrs and the infamous Bishop Bonner, blending tragedy and comedy. The work not only reflects the tensions of its time but also resonates with audiences in early seventeenth-century England, showcasing the enduring impact of its themes.