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Lunch & dramatised
reading,
Saturday, 13 September
Report to follow. |
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Theatre Royal,
Bury St Edmunds, Wives as they were, and
maids as they are, a comedy by Elizabeth Inchbald, first performed
in 1798. Her other plays include Animal
magnetism (a short farce, being performed with Wives…), and Lovers’ Vows, familiar to readers
of Jane Austen’s Mansfield Park. |
| Theatre visit to London to see Michael Burrell starring in The woman in
black |
| Party at Caroline’s |
| Dramatised reading of Alan Ayckbourn’s Bedroom farce, directed by Carol |
| Christmas dinner at the Black Bull, Brampton |
| Club represented at Huntingdon civic carol service |
| Voice workshop, let by Vicky Welsh |
| Garden lunch party at Ronald’s |
| Prompting workshop
Michael Burrell, our local professional actor and director, is running a
workshop on prompting for us: . This should be an enlightening – and even
controversial – evening, with Michael drawing on his long experience in the
professional theatre.
More. |
