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A Clergyman's Daughter an adaptation for the stage of George Orwell's novel
George Orwell’s early novel portrays the shabby-genteel world of the impoverished middle class in the 1930s.
The play covers a year in the life of Dorothy Hare, a repressed young woman who loses her memory following a nervous breakdown.
We meet her as she wakes from amnesia to find herself penniless on the streets of London.
The story follows her progress back to respectability, from the hop fields of Kent and lodging in a Lambeth brothel, to a delirious episode of homelessness in Trafalgar
The play covers a year in the life of Dorothy Hare, a repressed young woman who loses her memory following a nervous breakdown.
We meet her as she wakes from amnesia to find herself penniless on the streets of London.
The story follows her progress back to respectability, from the hop fields of Kent and lodging in a Lambeth brothel, to a delirious episode of homelessness in Trafalgar
Wednesday 29 October - Saturday 1 November 2014
Wednesday to Friday at 7.45 pm Saturday at 5.00 pm
Venue: Chestnut Grove Theatre at Chestnut Grove School,
Boundaries Road, Balham SW12 8JZ
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Wednesday to Friday at 7.45 pm Saturday at 5.00 pm
Venue: Chestnut Grove Theatre at Chestnut Grove School,
Boundaries Road, Balham SW12 8JZ
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Chestnut Grove Theatre at Chestnit Grove School Boundaries Road Balham London SW12 8JZ
Wed 29 Oct to Sat 1 Nov 2014
Website:
www.southsideplayers.org.uk
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