The Dark Portal [SEP] narrative location
to the surface- but as they leave, Orfeo the bat foretells doom.
Adaptations.
Adaptations Theatre.
In 2010 London-based theatre company Tiny Dog Productions created the first official stage production of "The Dark Portal" under licence from Robin Jarvis. After successful preview showings at The Space Theatre, London.; the production was again performed in April 2011 at the New Wimbledon Theatre.
External links.
- Tiny Dog Productions
the loch in 1814 and described it vividly:
Lord Tennyson reported more prosaically:
Mark Haddon used the remote location of the loch for a portal in the 1992 children's novel "Gridzbi Spudvetch!", re-issued in 2009 as "Boom!". A description of the path from Elgol (including a traverse of The Bad Step) is included in the narrative, as is the Memorial Hut.
Robert Macfarlane visited the loch and its valley whilst writing his 2007 travelogue "The Wild Places",