Upon receiving our ration books in exchange for theatre tickets, it was evident the performance of “Flights of Fancy” would transport us back in time. Leaving the ‘departure lounge’ we followed, not the usual route to our seats, but, via a stark black corridor marking past decades and along the way giving a glimpse of final backstage preparations, a route to the stage .From this position the audience was well positioned to admire the beauty of the…
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Upon receiving our ration books in exchange for theatre tickets, it was evident the performance of “Flights of Fancy” would transport us back in time. Leaving the ‘departure lounge’ we followed, not the usual route to our seats, but, via a stark black corridor marking past decades and along the way giving a glimpse of final backstage preparations, a route to the stage .From this position the audience was well positioned to admire the beauty of the…
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Waking Exploits give a “wake up call “…
The play deals with the way in which some people feel they need to please those they love. If along the way they can pick up power, social status and “things” all the better.…
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It could be somewhat apt, in the current economic climate, that there should be a revival of Cole Porter’s musical, High Society, which portrays the social and moral excesses of the rich, social elite.
The story revolves around spoilt, wealth heiress Tracey Lord, played delightfully by Sophie Bould of Holby City and Inspector Lynley mysteries. On the eve of her wedding to the dull but honest working-class fiancé, George Ketteridge (Kieren Crook), her charming ne’er do well…
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