The Fringe Festival play "The Will of a Woman" tells the true story of Elizabeth Bethune Campbell who in the 1920's discovered that her mother's trust had fallen victim to money fraud. Elizbeth faces the challenge of standing up for her rights, becoming th

TORONTO, ON - JUNE 28 - The cast take a bow. The Fringe Festival play "The Will of a Woman" tells the true story of Elizabeth Bethune Campbell who in the 1920's discovered that her mother's trust had fallen victim to money fraud. Elizbeth faces the challenge of standing up for her rights, becoming the first woman to defend herself before the Privy Council in England. The play is performed in several rooms at Spadina Museum, surrounded by artifacts that the real Elizabeth Bethune Campbell would have seen in the social scene in Toronto. June 28, 2023. The Will Of A Woman is an immersive theatre experience with very limited seats at the Spadina Museum! This thought-provoking play written by award winning playwright Steven Elliott Jackson ("The Seat Next To The King", "The Garden Of Alla", "Three Ordinary Men") and directed by Shan Fernando ("Flowers For Alex"), tells the true story of Elizabeth Bethune Campbell (Steve Russell/Toronto Star via Getty Images)