
The Lovers
Leslie Stevens
What readers are saying
Readers appreciate the vivid storytelling and romantic adventure of Lorna Doone, set in the 17th century. Many find John Ridd's character compelling and enjoy the dramatic elements of the story. However, some feel the narrative can be overly long and meandering, which impacts the overall enjoyment for a few. Despite mixed feelings on pacing, the rich portrayal of love and honor resonates with many reviewers.
Dramatized from the novel by R. D. Blackmore.
Exmoor's haunting beauty dominates this irresistible blend of romance and adventure that is R.D.
Blackmore's famous novel, here superbly adapted for the stage.
Spanning thirteen years, all the characters are present from the ruthless Doones to the peace-loving Ridds; from the highwayman Tom Faggus to Hanging Judge Jeffreys.
But the love of John Ridd for Lorna Doone remains firmly at the heart of the play.|Large flexible cast
Lorna Doone is a adaptation play written by Jill Hyem from R.D.Blackmore and published by Samuel French in London (1997).
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