Portraying Women in
history
"History is written by the victors, and let's face it, men have been the victors more often than not. So it is incumbent upon women to dig a little deeper to find and share women's stories,"
Suzanne Thomson
gene stratton-porter
As a Hoosier native and naturalist, Suzanne Thomson has long been inspired by the writing, photography and philosophy of Gene Stratton-Porter 1863-1924. Thomson offers a one-woman show in character as Gene Stratton-Porter, to share "Lessons of the Limberlost."
Contact Suzanne to schedule.
Mad anne bailey
Suzanne's portrayal of Mad Anne Bailey 1742-1825 is a heart wrenching experience.
She brings Anne Hennis Trotter Bailey to life right before your eyes. You will see first hand what life was like on the early American frontier and why everyone called her "Mad Anne."