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SUMMARY:LANNY
LOCATION:Bristol Old Vic
DESCRIPTION:Not far from Bristol\, there is a village.\n\nThis village belo
 ngs to the people who live in it and to those who lived in it hundreds of 
 years ago. It belongs to England’s mysterious past and its confounding p
 resent.\n\nIt belongs to families dead for generations\, and to those who 
 have only recently moved here\, such as the boy Lanny\, and his mum and da
 d.\n\nBut it also belongs to Dead Papa Toothwort\, who has woken from his 
 slumber in the woods. Dead Papa Toothwort\, who is listening to them all.
 \n\nBy the author of Sunday Times Bestseller\, Grief is the Thing with Fea
 thers\, Max Porter’s spectral novel Lanny rocked the literary world in 2
 019. Described as “a joyously stirred cauldron of words” (The Guardian
 ) that is “magically beguiling” (Financial Times)\, it intertwines rea
 lity and imagination to thrillingly eerie effect.\n\nAdapted for the stage
  by award-winning West Country playwright Bea Roberts (And Then Come the N
 ightjars)\, and directed by Nancy Medina (The Beautiful Future Is Coming\;
  A Good House\; Choir Boy – Best Director\, Black British Theatre Awards
  2024)\, this dark and powerful story of folklore\, fable and the nature o
 f belonging is the flagship production of our 260th year.\n\nBoletos: http
 s://system.spektrix.com/bristololdvic/website/EventDetails.aspx?EventId=37
 2977
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