Mrs. Eynsford-Hill
September 1913, Covent Garden, London. Wimpole Street, near the Higgins residence…
Mrs. Eynsford-Hill. In her mid-50s, recently widowed. Her family lost money after her husband’s death and so now they are only referred to as “aristocrats” out of respect for their family name. The widow has two children. Freddy Eynsford-Hill, the rightful yet lazy heir and the young Clara.
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Mrs. Hill tries to keep up her good image in the society (failing miserably as reported by her neighbors). She has quite the temper especially with her youngest child.
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Offensive at times while seemingly good-natured. Quite tight with Mrs. Higgins and seen in many of the latter’s at-homes.
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Lady,Mother. Obnoxious, offensive, social.
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“I hope you won’t begin using that expression, Clara.”
“Oh, we are so poor.”
“There is so much influenza about!”
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Starring - Theodora Skoura
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Directed by Nikolas Raptis, Anastasia Loverdou and Dimitra Ntafou
Videographed by Anastasia Loverdou and Theocharis Tzimas
Edited by Theocharis Tzimas
Script by Marialena Koulouridi, Danai Koutsoni, Maria Episkopou and Panagiota Katsikosta
Script adaptation by the Drama Club and Marialena Koulouridi
Costumes by Elena Kodrou, Anastasia Loverdou, Anastasia Panteli, Maria Episkopou, Dimitra Mitrousia, Thalassini Bicanski-Gouliamaki and Efi Kafasi
Make Up by Elena Kodrou, Efi Kafasi, Anastasia Loverdou and Dimitra Mitrousia
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