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Sunset Song adaptation at Carnegie Hall 
Published: Thu, 30th Oct 11:25AM
WEST FIFE residents – especially Gordon Brown – looking to be cheered up in the current economic doom and gloom could do worse than head to the Carnegie Hall next month.
For a humorous adaptation of the PM’s favourite book, Lewis Grassic Gibbon’s Sunset Song, will be performed by a Glasgow-based theatre company.
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