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  • Far From the Madding Crowd

    • A new adaptation by Mark Healy

       
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    I shall do one thing in this life. That is love you, long for you and keep wanting you 'til I die.


    Thomas Hardy's much-loved classic is brought dramatically to life in this thrilling new production which fuses vivid story-telling, live folk-song and humour in a dynamic ensemble staging.

    Having inherited her father’s farm, a spirited and feisty young woman - Bathsheba Everdene, finds herself playing mistress in a man’s world. She is pursued by three would-be lovers: the constant shepherd, Gabriel Oak; the obsessive landowner, William Boldwood and the reckless Sergeant Troy. But are any of them a match for the wilful Bathsheba?

    Based upon one of Hardy’s most popular and enduring novels, Far from the Madding Crowd takes us on a theatrical journey through Hardy country, following a passionate young girl propelled into womanhood by her experiences of love and loss. 

    ETT has been applauded nationwide for its productions of new and classic plays. Earlier this year, the Company won acclaim for Peter Hall’s Uncle Vanya featuring Nicholas Le Prevost, Neil Pearson and Ronald Pickup. This production reunites the creative team behind the acclaimed The French Lieutenant’s Woman in 2006.

    Haunting...Brooding...Smouldering...DYNAMIC DRAMA
    The Guardian


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