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Sunday, March 13, 2016

Sunday, March 13, 2016 12:30 am by M. in ,    No comments
Blake Morrison's We Are Three Sisters is being performed in Twickenham, Middlesex this month:
Richmond Shakespeare Society presents
We Are Three Sisters
by Blake Morrison

Directed by Polly Beauwin

Two hundred years ago, a writer was born.  Her family would grow to give us three of the greatest writers this country has known: Charlotte, Emily and Anne Brontë.  Their lives unfolded, for the most part, in the village of Haworth, in obscurity, but when their novels and poetry were published, they caused a sensation in London.  Charlotte longed for London.  Anne longed for romantic love.  And Emily remained deeply attached to the Yorkshire countryside.  Blake Morrison presents a view of life in the provinces full of humour and drama, family life with its affections and irritations, and the earthy, everyday life of a very remarkable family.

Image credit: Catherine Bertola, Residual hauntings 2011Archival silver gelatine print 154 x 234 mmPhoto: Simon WarnerCourtesy the artist and Workplace Gallery, Gateshead/London

Saturday 12 to Saturday 19 March 2016
Performances 7.45p.m. except Sunday 13th March at 3p.m.
The Mary Wallace Theatre
The Embankment,
Twickenham, Middlesex
TW1 3DU

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