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Contemporary play of sex, power and betrayal in British politics - personal acts that reverberate across England, Ireland and Russia.

Contemporary play of love and betrayal in the politics and the battlefield of the First World - personal acts that reverberate down the generations to the 1970s. Equal number of women and men in the cast with complex female characters.

When the potato blight hits Cornwall in 1847, Jane Dunstan rescues her large family, first by the long suffocating passage to South Australia, then 100 miles by bullock wagon to Burra's copper mines and finally by a 350-mile trek to the goldfields of Victoria. A heroic story of suffering, hope and survival.

The play pits the growing popular support of the BIP against the assumptions and connections of the British political establishment.