THE COUNTESS 
by Gregory Murphy                                                                                          
West End Production, 2005

In1853 the foremost art critic of the period John Ruskin, his wife Effie and his portage the Pre-Raphaelite painter John Everett Millias departed in high spirits for the Scottish Highlands. What happened there gave rise to one of the most notorious scandals of the Victorian Age.

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"a wonderful, evocative piece of theatre" 

-- Tim Walker,The Telegraph. 


"A marvellous production, thoroughly enjoyed by all. I do hope the West End will be graced by the presence of this Countess for a long time to come!"

--Emma Whitelaw, indieLONDON Theatre Review: Romance, scandal and two in-laws too many in The Countess