by South Downs National Park Authority & Applause Rural Touring
People stop, people buy cherries and people chat. They tell their stories: of ancient farms and modern fetes; of lost skills and identities; of overgrown orchards and the ghosts of the villages – and bring new stories, different ideas and different cultures. This is not about nostalgia – this is a Cherry Soup of a show: sweet and sour and a little unexpected…
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August 17, 2020
<p>A Cherry-Seller sits by the side of the road. We’ve all seen them.</p> <p>People stop, people buy cherries and people chat. They tell their stories: of ancient farms and modern fetes; of lost skills and identities; of overgrown orchards and the ghosts of the villages – and bring new stories, different ideas and different cultures.</p> <p>Weaving the stories of the people Sara met during her research as the INN CROWD Writer in Residence, with tales of the history and culture of the Downs, this one-person show, performed by Jo Neary, explores the changing landscapes and populations of the Park – as well as how the history of cherries is also the history of Southern England.</p> <p>This is not about nostalgia – this is a Cherry Soup of a show: sweet and sour and a little unexpected…</p> <p>‘Magical storytelling at its best’ Audience member 2019</p> <p>‘Superb. Hilarious moments sprinkled with urgency and loss’ Audience member 2019</p> <p>Written by Sara Clifford<br> Performed by Jo Neary<br> Edited by Elliot Lampitt</p> <p>An Applause Rural Touring Production for <a href="https://inncrowd.org.uk/">Inn Crowd</a> and <a href="https://www.southdowns.gov.uk/">South Downs National Park Authority</a>.</p>
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People stop, people buy cherries and people chat. They tell their stories: of ancient farms and modern fetes; of lost skills and identities; of overgrown orchards and the ghosts of the villages – and bring new stories, different ideas and different cultures.
This is not about nostalgia – this is a Cherry Soup of a show: sweet and sour and a little unexpected…
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