Daisy Campbell

Daisy Eris Campbell is a prominent British writer, actress, and theatre director, born into a creative family as the daughter of actor and director Ken Campbell and actress Prunella Gee. Her theatrical journey includes a significant revival of Neil Oram's ambitious 24-hour play, The Warp, which she staged at The Everyman Theatre in Liverpool, a piece previously directed by her father during the late 1970s and early 1980s.

In a notable personal and professional crossover, Campbell adapted Robert Anton Wilson's cult classic, Cosmic Trigger, for the stage, portraying her mother in the production. This play serves as a sequel to her father's earlier adaptation of Wilson's Illuminatus!, with an intriguing connection to her own conception during the original run of Illuminatus! in Liverpool in 1976.

In 2017, Campbell showcased her directorial talent by leading the KLF's production, Welcome to the Dark Ages, in Liverpool. The following year, she continued to push creative boundaries by organizing and touring a unique reading across the UK of Alistair Fruish's 46,000-word monosyllabic novel, The Sentence. Through her innovative works and familial legacy, Daisy Campbell continues to make a significant mark in the world of theatre and literature.