Sell A Door Theatre Company's SUNSET SONG Set For Scottish Tour, 8 September - 29 October

By: Jul. 16, 2014
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"Nothing, it has been said, is true but change."

David Hutchinson and Phillip Rowntree for Sell A Door Theatre Company in Association with The Beacon are proud to announce their 2014 Tour of Sunset Song adapted by Alasdair Cording from Lewis Grassic Gibbon's Novel.

Chris Guthrie is bound to a harsh farming life by her intense love of the land. She dreams of the seductive yet distant world of books and learning, but when war breaks out, Chris suddenly finds herself facing a very different reality as a widowed, single mother in a land altered beyond recognition.

Set in a farming community in the North East of Scotland, Sunset Song charts Chris's struggle to adapt to her new world and hold together her fragile family. Her survival depends solely on her belief that beyond the sunset lies hope.

Marking a hundred years since the start of the First World War, Sell a Door Theatre Company revives Alastair Cording's faithful adaptation of Lewis Grassic Gibbon's classic story, recently voted Scotland's most popular novel of all time.

Opening at Perth Concert Hall on the 8th September, Sunset Song is Directed by Artistic Director of The Beacon, Julie Ellen. Julie has worked extensively as an actor and director in Scotland and London and she became the Artistic Director for the new Beacon Arts Centre in Greenock. Julie has collaborated on several productions with Sell A Door.

The production will be designed by Jan Bee Brown who has designed productions for the Edinburgh Festival Theatre, Tron Theatre and Old Vic Theatre. Sunset Song also marks the return of Alexander Ridgers as Lighting Designer, having worked extensively on Sell A Door productions in the past including Seussical, The History Boys and Sincerely Mr Toad.

Sunset Song is supported by Creative Scotland.

Listing Information

8-10 Sep | Perth Concert Hall

11-13 Sep | Adam Smith Theatre

17-20 Sep | Kilmarnock Palace Theatre

29-30 Sep | The Beacon

1-2 Oct | Stirling Macrobert

7-11 Oct | Edinburgh Kings

21-25 Oct | Glasgow Kings

27-29 Oct | Inverness Eden Court

5-8 Nov | Dundee Rep

10-13 Nov | His Majesties Theatre



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