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First Look: Lands at Bush Theatre

by Staff Writer
November 7, 2018
Reading Time: 1 min read
First Look Lands Bush Theatre C. Helen Murray

First Look Lands Bush Theatre C. Helen Murray

Production images have been released for Lands, which runs at the Bush Theatre until 8th December 2018.

Leah and Sophie have been together, here, for a long time. They are happy here.

But there’s a problem. There’s a fucking massive problem and soon they’re going to have to talk about it.

       

The award-winning Antler present a playful, intimate dissection of a relationship teetering on the edge of collapse. Lands is an absurd tragicomedy, exploring the impossibility of relationships and our inability to understand one another. This moving play follows a sell-out run at the Edinburgh Fringe and a UK tour prior to a season at the Bush Theatre.

Lands was developed at Battersea Arts Centre and the Bush Theatre. It has been supported by New Diorama Theatre and is funded by Arts Council England.

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Sophie Steer in Lands at the Bush Theatre. Photo Helen Murray Bush Lands Production HelenMurray
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l r Sophie Steer and Leah Brotherhead in Lands at the Bush Theatre. Photo Helen Murray Bush Lands Production HelenMurray
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l r Sophie Steer and Leah Brotherhead in Lands at the Bush Theatre. Bush Lands Production HelenMurray
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l r Sophie Steer and Leah Brotherhead in Lands at the Bush Theatre Bush Lands Production HelenMurray
l r Sophie Steer and Leah Brotherhead c. Helen Murray
l r Leah Brotherhead and Sophie Steer in Lands at the Bush Theatre. Photo Helen Murray Bush Lands Production HelenMurray
l r Leah Brotherhead and Sophie Steer in Lands at the Bush Theatre. Photo Helen Murray Bush Lands Production HelenMurray
l r Leah Brotherhead and Sophie Steer in Lands at the Bush Theatre. Photo Helen Murray Bush Lands Production HelenMurray
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Leah Brotherhead in Lands at the Bush Theatre. Bush Lands Production HelenMurray
Leah Brotherhead c. Helen Murray
Sophie Steer in Lands at the Bush Theatre. Photo Helen Murray Lands Production HelenMurray
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