Netta Syrett
Netta Syrett was an English writer of the late Victorian period whose novels featured New Woman protagonists. Her novel Portrait of a Rebel was adapted into the 1936 film A Woman Rebels.
Anne Page
In a twilight garden filled with memories, a beautiful woman awaits guests whose arrival stirs secrets of her romantic past.
By Netta Syrett
The day's journey
A woman's return home sparks buried tensions as she observes her cousin's life and marriage, leading to revelations about lost ambitions and societal expectations.
By Netta Syrett
Magic London
A discontented young girl discovers the hidden enchantment of her new city as she's whisked through time to witness London's magical transformations.
By Netta Syrett
Rachel and the Seven Wonders
** A bored girl's museum visit transforms into an unbelievable time-traveling quest to see the world's greatest spectacles, guided by an ancient magic.
By Netta Syrett
Nobody's fault
A young woman's struggle to define herself amidst conflicting worlds of class and ambition ignites a journey of self-discovery.
By Netta Syrett
The Old Miracle Plays of England
Travel back to medieval England where religious stories come alive on stage, captivating audiences with theatrical performances during a joyous festival.
By Netta Syrett