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    I have had to remove some of my posts following a security scare with my storage provider. I am now in the process of reposting them along with some new stuff which I hope you will find entertaining.

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The Song Thief by Michael Chaplin

A young composer arrives in Northumberland, looking for an old man reputed to have written a hauntingly beautiful love song. The old man only sang it once - after his wife left him - and says he'll it sing it no more. The composer embarks on a cold-hearted campaign to make the old man's daughter fall in love with him. In the long summers of Edwardian England, a stream of educated young men trickled out of London and meandered into the country. Composers and musicologists, they carried with them…

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Conversations from a Long Marriage (series 1-3)

By Jan Etherington Joanna Lumley and Roger Allam play a couple who have been married ‘for ever’. Children of the Sixties, they’re still free spirits, drawn together by their passion for music and each other. Their warm and witty conversations dance around everyday chores and appointments as well as dealing with problems within long-held friendships, and tackling their own frustrations with each other. But underlying it all is their enduring love for each other and their desire to keep the…

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Conversations from a Long Marriage at Christmas again

Once more, we are party to Joanna Lumley and Roger Allam’s Christmas plans, in Jan Etherington’s award-winning, two-hander comedy, produced by Claire Jones. We join them as Joanna breathily compliments Roger - ‘How do you get it so perfect every time?’ His reply ‘Hot goose fat and regular tossing’ reveals that they are enjoying his signature roast potatoes. They’re spending a quiet Christmas with Peter and Sally but this snowballs into an extravagant houseparty when Peter is offered a rich…

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Conversations From A Long Marriage At Christmas

By Jan Etherington Joanna Lumley and Roger Allam play a couple who have been married forever. Children of the sixties, they’re still free spirits, drawn together by their passion for music and each other. We follow their conversations as they prepare for Christmas à deux, open their Christmas cards, dissect their neighbours' relationships - and Joanna reveals she’s planned some rather surprising activities for Christmas Day. A late night phone call means that her Christmas wish may not be…

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