We Should Know Her: Mary Anning

What happens if you woke up one day and The Great Pyramid was gone? And then the Parthenon... and then Stonehenge? And what if people are disappearing too? What would you do if someone you know was just gone?

The Great Vanishing:

Parts I- III

Created entirely in isolation, we've combined the theatrical practices of script-writing and performance and paired it with the editing capabilities of an indi film. 45 people made it together, and we want to share it with you.

We Should Know Her: Mary Anning

5/9/2017

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In preparation for next Friday's Salon about little known women in history, I'm introducing our featured ladies! First up,

MARY ANNING
AKA The Princess of Paleontology

Mary Anning (1799 - 1847) was an English fossil collector, dealer, and palaentologist. Despite having no formal education and struggling financially most of her life, she has become one of the most celebrated fossil collectors in history. During her time, she was well-known in geological circles throughout Europe, often consulting on issues of anatomy and collecting. However, because she was a woman, she was not allowed to join the Geological Society of London, nor did she receive full credit for her scientific findings until well after her death.

Join us Friday 5.19 @ 7pm in giving Mary Anning a voice.

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Keep an eye out for the next woman! Until then, if you missed the last salon, HUNGRY by Lia Romeo, I've posted a clip of the performance. Check it out!
Cheers,
Ria as The Skeleton Rep

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