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Metal Harvest by Robert Crighton

An episode of the The Worlds of Robert Crighton podcast, hosted by The Worlds of Robert Crighton, titled "Metal Harvest by Robert Crighton" was published on September 26, 2017 and runs 43 minutes.

September 26, 2017 ·43m · The Worlds of Robert Crighton

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Metal Harvest Written and Performed by Robert Crighton with music by Richard Fawcett “This is the story of a shell...” Throughout the First World War the armaments created passed through many hands – from those in the mines and factories who made them, to those who transported the boxes and those who fired the guns. This is the story of one shell, the story of those who touched it and whose lives were changed by it. Told in words, music, image and song, Metal Harvest is the latest work from award-winning theatre producer Robert Crighton, made in collaboration with musician Richard Fawcett. If you like this audio do subscribe to the Worlds of Robert Crighton, new podcasts every week! Or help support my work by going to www.patreon.com/robertcrighton and become a patron.

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