In this essay collection, established experts and new researchers, reassess the performances and cultural significance of Ellen Terry, her daughter Edith Craig (18691947) and her son Edward Gordon Craig (18721966), as well as Bram Stoker, Lewis Carroll and some less familiar figures.
Introduction: Ellen Terry and Her Circle Formal Introductions and
Informal Encounters, Katharine Cockin; Part 1 Ellen Terrys Influences on
Others;
Chapter 1 Introduction: Ellen Terrys Lost Lives, Nina Auerbach;
Chapter 2 Ellen Terry, Bram Stoker and the Lyceums Vampires, Catherine
Wynne;
Chapter 3, Veronica Franklin Gould;
Chapter 4 The Burden of Eternal
Youth: Ellen Terry and the Mistress of the Robes, Jenny Bloodworth;
Chapter 5
The after Voice of Ellen Terry, Katherine E. Kelly; Part 2 Family Influences;
Chapter 6 Introduction: Edward Gordon Craig Prophet or Charlatan?, Michael
Holroyd;
Chapter 7 E. W. G. and E. G. C: Father and Son, J. Michael Walton;
Chapter 8 Lewis Carroll, Ellen Terry and the Stage Career of Menella Minna
Quin: A Very Kind and Christian Deed, Richard Foulkes;
Chapter 9, Roberta
Gandolfi;
Chapter 10 Velona Pilcher and Dame Ellen Terry (1926), Charlotte
Purkis;
Chapter 11 Ellen Terry: Preserving the Relics and Creating the Brand,
Katharine Cockin;
Chapter 12 Describing the Ellen Terry and Edith Craig
Archive, Julian Halliwell, Katharine Cockin;
Cockin, Katharine
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