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The Guardian
|August 28, 2025
Curious rural drama that grapples with how we live
Mike Bartlett's striking three-act play begins as a blended-family satire with eco-arguments and generational clash bolted on. But with each act the ground on its earthy set turns, developing into what might be a state-of-the-nation play and entering into similar ground to Bartlett's Albion in its portrait of urbanites who have upped sticks for an alternative, "better" rural existence.
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