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Listen out for Lanny: can Max Porter’s mythic tale of a mulch-guzzler really be heard in this woodland?

Every sun-dappled object is an instrument as composer Dom Coyote and sound designers Elena Peña and Dave Price conjure trip-hop-inspired rhythms in the Mendips for a new stage adaptation The woodland is stuck to our skin.

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