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Sun 30 October
at 8.00
Under a Wide
and Starry Sky
starring
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Tamara Ustinov
and
Malcolm Rennie
Specially created for the NFRC season, Under a wide and
starry sky celebrated the life and letters of Robert Louis
Stevenson.
From a sickly childhood in Edinburgh to the farthest
shores of Samoa, his life was as dramatic as any of the stories
he created.
His poetry, fiction and life have endeared him to
countless readers, and this was an opportunity to
enjoy an evening in the company of the unique 'RLS'. |
Sun 6 November
at 8.00
Kolbe's Gift
by
David Gooderson
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Auschwitz,
1941. Ten men await an agonising death by starvation in an
underground bunker. Maximillian Kolbe, a Polish priest,
volunteers to take the place of one of the victims... What
motivates such extraordinary self-sacrifice? What are the
consequences for the survivors? Sixty years after the end of the
Second World War this play explored the heights and depths of
which human beings are capable in a passion play for our time.
David
Gooderson, well known to Farnham audiences as an actor, directed
a rehearsed reading of his hard-hitting new play. |
Sun 20 November
at 8.00
Josephine Tewson,
Josie Kidd,
Hugh Walters
and
Roger Moss in
Home
and
Garden
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Come into the Garden, so successful in its
45 minute version as part of last year's Sunday evening double
bill, was expanded into a full evening's
entertainment.
The first part, called House Proud,
explored the emotional relationship the English have with their
houses... a light-hearted domestic tour Upstairs and Downstairs.
The second half, Come into the Garden, was
a guided tour of the delights and agonies of gardening. No stone
was left unturned, no weed unplucked, no damp corner unexplored. |