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Lucas, Branwen

Branwen Lucas wrote about her love affair with Suffolk in our Autumn 2009 issue of Slightly Foxed. 

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20090901125124 Branwen Lucas, Julian Tennyson - Slightly Foxed Issue 23

Silly Suffolk

Branwen Lucas on Julian Tennyson, Suffolk Scene

The year 2004 was what I shall call my ‘Suffolk Year’, one in which I immersed myself in Benjamin Britten’s Peter Grimes through a workshop and performance at Covent Garden and a concert performance elsewhere. Britten is a magician. He can conjure up the sea, rivers and salt marshes of Suffolk, the battering North Sea storms and the endless blue skies that seduce you into believing the calm will endure; and the isolation too, which is one theme of the opera.

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