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Husbands and Sons archiveHusbands and Sons interweaves three of D H Lawrence's greatest dramas, and plays them simultaneously. Describing the world he came from with fierce tenderness, Lawrence evokes a now-vanished world of manual labour and working class pride. It's risky work, handlin' men, my lass. For when a woman builds 'er life on men, either 'usbands or sons, she builds on summat as sooner or later brings the 'ouse down crash on 'er head - yi, she does. On the cracked border of Derbyshire and Nottinghamshire stands the village of Eastwood. The women of the village, wives and mothers, struggle to hold their families and their own souls together in the shadow of the great Brinsley pit.

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Author: DH Lawrence
Adapted by: Ben Power

Archive listings for Husbands and Sons

Work type: Play.

T01137551795

Producer National Theatre. Producer Royal Exchange Theatre. Director Marianne Elliott. Design Bunny Christie. Lighting Lucy Carter. Design Tal Rosner (video design). Director Scott Graham (movement director). Music Adrian Sutton. Sound Ian Dickinson. Director Kate Waters (fight director). Performer Anne-Marie Duff (Lizzie Holroyd).
19 Feb 16 to 19 Mar 16Royal Exchange, Manchester :: V491
listing details L1910115068

T1492745079

Producer National Theatre. Producer Royal Exchange Theatre. Director Marianne Elliott. Design Bunny Christie. Lighting Lucy Carter. Design Tal Rosner (video design). Director Scott Graham (movement director). Music Adrian Sutton. Sound Ian Dickinson. Director Kate Waters (fight director). Performer Anne-Marie Duff (Lizzie Holroyd). Performer Joe Armstrong. Performer Matthew Barker. Performer John Biggins. Performer Cassie Bradley. Performer Louise Brealey. Performer Susan Brown. Performer Julia Ford. Performer Johnny Gibbon. Performer Tala Gouveia. Performer Lloyd Hutchinson. Performer Philip McGinley. Performer Martin Marquez. Performer Katherine Pearce. Performer Josie Walker. Performer Sue Wallace. Performer Flynn Allen (Jack Holroyd some performances). Performer Tommy Roger (Jack Holroyd some performances). Performer Oliver Finnigan (Jack Holroyd some performances).
19 Oct 15 to 10 Feb 16Dorfman Theatre (National Theatre), West End :: V375
listing details L1148856929

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