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Let the Wind Have It

Let the Wind Have It

Drayton Arms Theatre, Old Brompton Road 153, South Kensington

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Let the Wind Have It

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Let the Wind Have It is a collection of three short plays by Tennessee Williams, staged at the Drayton Arms Theatre. Presented by E10 Productions and directed by Annie Bunce and Anna Hampton, the plays share a narrative of loss and abandonment. In This Property is Condemned two lonely children meet on a railroad track; in Why Do You Smoke So Much, Lily? Lily confronts her failure to fit into society; and in Mister Paradise a university student finds a long lost poem and tries to bring the poet back to light. The cast includes Daisy Hargreaves, Alex Holliday, Brooke Bazarian, Carly Helms and Colin Hurley, and the one act runs 50 minutes.

Written by a model, sources: thedraytonarmstheatre.co.uk

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Drayton Arms Theatre is in London’s South Kensington.

Old Brompton Road 153

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