Mon
5 - Sat 10 March 2012
Directed
by Steve Smith
'Into
my heart an air that kills; From yon far country blows;
What are those blue remembered hills...'
Theatre
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Trees
to climb, squirrels to chase, a whole forest to explore…
The Forest of Dean, 1943. Dennis Potter’s play recounts
the activities of seven West Country 7 year olds on a summer’s
afternoon playing in the woods and fields of Gloucestershire.
But it’s not all fun and games when around every corner
could be an escaped prisoner of war, a German parachutist,
or an angry farmer! The children are all played by adult
actors and they swagger, fight, fantasise and play in a
way which reflects relationships in the adult world.
"...a shocking - and moving - masterpiece"
The Guardian