Sunnanäng
The cold has rarely been harder and the spring never clearer than here. Marit Törnqvist has made a masterful staging of the story from the collection Sunnanäng about the poor orphans' struggle for their existence with the farmer in Myra and the meeting with the red bird that shows the way to cherry blossoms and green meadows and a mother who shouts "Come all my children" .
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