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  1. Laurent warns against jumping to conclusions and organises a small search party to find out who the traitor really is. The others whip themselves up in readiness for slaughter on the beach. The search party has split up along the coast with Tallan’s young son Jacquet pursuing Pasko in order to impress Avis.

  2. The Wreckers is set amongst the legends of the Cornish coast, where it was thought that ships were deliberately led astray by the people who lived on the coast, so that they would wreck on the rocks and could be plundered.

  3. May 23, 2012 · There’s so much that’s good about ‘The Wreckers’ that it’s hard to know where to begin: the way Lifeson flamenco strums his guitar and how Peart catches and accents his every move; how Lee sings huskily and wistfully, revealing previously untapped emotions; and the gleeful way the band bodysurfs giant waves of sound, crashing against ...

  4. Mar 15, 2023 · Set in a Cornish fishing village in the late 18th century, the action opens on a Sunday, with the villagers – the wreckers of the title – drinking at the local inn before going to chapel. Life is harsh and precarious and the villagers are reliant on salvage taken from ships wrecked on the cliffs.

  5. May 23, 2022 · Set in Cornwall in the late 19th century, it is a story of profound tension, struggle and moral ambiguity in a community whose survival depends on luring ships on to the rocks for plunder.

    • Emily Bootle
  6. Plot. Act One. In this coastal village in Cornwall, England, Pascoe, the preacher, lives in a small cottage near the Wesleyan Chapel, which is next to the tavern. They are overlooked by a lighthouse on the cliff.

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  8. May 21, 2022 · A new production of this neglected work for Glyndebourne Festival Opera 2022 by Melly Still is a stupendous undertaking. Ana Inés Jabares-Pita's set hints at rickety stairs to the beach, ascents and descents symbolic of a the characters' lurching emotions and morality.

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