Exits and Entrances

Exits and Entrances is a memoir by Eva Moore, written in the early 20th century, detailing her life as a British actress and suffragist. The book offers insights into her personal experiences in the theatre, including her relationships with prominent figures such as her husband, actor Harry Esmond, and her daughter, actress Jill Esmond. It captures the intersection of her family life and career in the performing arts, reflecting the challenges and triumphs of women in the industry during that era.