

The Secret Garden (Duffield)
Frances Hodgson Burnett
It's 1910, and life for the spoiled young Mary Lennox is pretty easy.
She spends her days luxuriating in the Indian sunshine whilst her aristocratic parents rule the Indian Raj.
But when an unexpected twist of fate leaves Mary orphaned, she finds herself on her way to England to live with her distant Uncle in Misselthwaite Manor on the Yorkshire Moors.
Misselthwaite is no place for children.
Full of dark corners and strange night-time noises, Mary is certain there is more to Misselthwaite than meets the eye.
But although she can't solve the mysteries alone, when her maid Martha offers the hand of friendship, Mary won't have it.
Mistresses can't be friends with their servants...or can they?
Will Martha melt Mary's frosty exterior?
Will Mary uncover the source of the cries in the night?
And will her curiosity lead her to solve the greatest mystery of Misselthwaite, the legend of the Secret Garden?
The Secret Garden (Swale) is a play written by Jessica Swale and published by Samuel French .
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