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William Blake and Thomas Pain sit down for a meal in 1791 .... A meeting of two radical minds - the revolutionary Thomas Paine and the visionary William Blake. An ailing and unfair society in need of reform isn't a new problem. In Lambeth looks at a Britain shaken by the momentous turmoil across the channel. Paine argues for radical revolutionary change, Blake argues that perhaps no revolution is worth the blood spilled.| 10 Jul 01 to 29 Jul 01 | Etcetera Theatre Inner London, Greater London Performance Details => Venue archive |
