The Cardigan Cuckoos - McGruer, Guthrie
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A wealthy Australian mining magnate with Welsh ancestry plans to construct the world's greatest golf course on the west Wales coast. Supported by politicians in Cardiff but opposed by the local community, the Australian is prepared to go to any lengths to realise his ambition. Finally overcoming all obstacles, including an organised green lobby and a nature warden determined not to be bullied out of his home, his goal is in reach when a meeting with an unlikely source delivers a surprising outcome. The Cardigan Cuckoos is a one act comedy drama with contemporary themes of identity, privilege,…mehr

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A wealthy Australian mining magnate with Welsh ancestry plans to construct the world's greatest golf course on the west Wales coast. Supported by politicians in Cardiff but opposed by the local community, the Australian is prepared to go to any lengths to realise his ambition. Finally overcoming all obstacles, including an organised green lobby and a nature warden determined not to be bullied out of his home, his goal is in reach when a meeting with an unlikely source delivers a surprising outcome. The Cardigan Cuckoos is a one act comedy drama with contemporary themes of identity, privilege, community spirit, the distorting power of wealth and redemption for performance by up to 17 character parts.
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Autorenporträt
Guthrie McGruer enjoys writing short stories, flash fiction and plays. He has published several non fiction articles in national magazines as diverse as History Scotland and Country Smallholding. He has recently finished a crime fiction novel about a murder set in a remote Welsh farming community. Originally from Scotland, Guthrie practised as a solicitor in London and Oxford for many years before moving to rural Monmouthshire with his Welsh-born wife where he fits in writing between the demands of three horses and a lively Labrador.