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The Farmer’s Wife… Welcome to the farm

Shannaz Posted On June 29, 2026
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Inspired by Helen Rebanks’ Sunday Times best-selling memoir and shaped by the voices of women in farming across Cumbria, this new play captures both the beauty and the weight of a life rooted in the land.

By turns honest, moving and surprising, The Farmer’s Wife is a story of resilience and community in a changing world.

In The Farmer’s Wife, one day holds a lifetime. Three generations of women from the same family – a daughter, a mother and a grandmother – share a kitchen, their stories overlapping as the past and present sit side by side.

The animals need feeding. The bills need paying. The forms need filling in. The meals need cooking. The vet needs calling. The list never ends.

At the centre of it all is one woman, holding everything together and beginning to wonder how much longer she can.

The Farmer’s Wife plays at Theatre by the Lake Friday 18 September – Saturday 10 October. Tickets are available here.

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