Classic tale of love, ownership and the end of Empire.

1886. The Empire is at its peak. Business is good for the Forsytes. Over sixty years they have invested, acquired and saved their way towards wealth. But the Forsyte lust for ownership is relentless.

John Galsworthy’s Nobel-winning saga about love, ownership and the end of Empire is retold by Lin Coghlan and Shaun McKenna across two plays, spanning over 40 years from 1886 to 1927.

Fiona Hampton, Joseph Millson and Flora Spencer-Longhurst reprise their roles as Irene, Soames and Fleur in this winter production that can be enjoyed all in one epic day, across two separate days, or as stand-alone plays.

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