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| 34 | + is the height of summer in a seaside town in Victorian England. Lady Elizabeth, |
| 35 | + a young wealthy woman, is engaged to be married to Lord Henry, a respectable |
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| 37 | + fisherman she met on the beach one sunset. They begin a secret romance, meeting |
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| 73 | + for the play \"Tragedy at Sunset on the Beach\" set in Victorian England:\n\nIt |
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| 115 | + of the play \\\"Tragedy at Sunset on the Beach\\\" from a New York Times critic:\\n\\nTragedy |
| 116 | + at Sunset on the Beach is a heartrending new play that vividly brings to life |
| 117 | + a tale of forbidden love and its devastating consequences. Set in a seaside |
| 118 | + Victorian town, the play centers on the ill-fated romance between Lady Elizabeth, |
| 119 | + an upper-class woman engaged to the respectable Lord Henry, and Thomas, a |
| 120 | + poor local fisherman. Their secret trysts on the beach at sunset provide an |
| 121 | + atmospheric backdrop for their blossoming passion. \\n\\nPlaywright John Smith |
| 122 | + expertly ratchets up the dramatic tension as their clandestine affair collides |
| 123 | + with Lady Elizabeth\u2019s impending marriage. The raw emotion and moral dilemmas |
| 124 | + of the lovers are rendered with nuance by the first-rate cast. Portia James |
| 125 | + is captivating as Lady Elizabeth, conveying her character\u2019s mix of romantic |
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| 127 | + charm to the role of Thomas, capturing the character\u2019s humility and deep |
| 128 | + affection for Elizabeth. \\n\\nThe play\u2019s stunning climax at sunset on |
| 129 | + the eve of Elizabeth\u2019s wedding is stagecraft at its finest. When Henry |
| 130 | + violently confronts Thomas on the beach, the ensuing scuffle leads to accidental |
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| 134 | + Tragedy at Sunset on the Beach has clear echoes of Shakespearean drama, while |
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| 136 | + piece that will deeply affect audiences, leading them to reflect on the timeless |
| 137 | + consequences of following one\u2019s heart over societal expectations. This |
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