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The Mother Load

“Uncompromising and uplifting”
ReviewsJun 28, 2021by David PollockOnline
Clockwise from top: Anna Russell-Martin, Nalini Chetty, Rosalind Sydney and Wendy Seager, the cast of audio play The Mother Load
Clockwise from top: Anna Russell-Martin, Nalini Chetty, Rosalind Sydney and Wendy Seager, the cast of audio play The Mother Load
Glasgow-based Lynda Radley’s sharp comedy exploring early motherhood is the fourth installment of the Sound Stage series of audio plays by Pitlochry Festival Theatre and the Royal Lyceum in Edinburgh

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