Sinodun Players presented E. V. Crowe's The Sewing Group at the Corn Exchange in Wallingford in September 2026. Directed by Sue Forward, the play follows a sewing group in a story that blurs past, present and possible future.
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The opening scene is entirely in keeping with the title: the lights come up to reveal two women sewing.
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A NODA show report on Sinodun Players' The Sewing Group at The Corn Exchange, Wallingford. The reviewer describes the play's opening and its themes of passive, conformist women, and notes the puzzle of what the drama is actually about.
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