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Evoking a lively picture of the customs, rituals, poverty and celebration of 1880s rural Oxfordshire, this play, written for a promenade performance, enacts the first day of harvest from sunrise to sunset. We too will spend a day bringing to life the fictional village of Lark Rise, inhabited by a memorable cast of characters, through music, song and Thompson's remarkable text.
£25
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