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Monthly Archives: November 2011
The Holly and The Ivy
It’s Christmas Eve 1947, towards teatime with a log fire burning in the grate, snow in the sky and Holly & Ivy decorating the walls. The scene is set for the latest play from the Middle Ground Theatre Company … Continue reading
Posted in Darlington Civic, Drama, Theatre, Tour
Tagged Corrinne Wicks, Holly and the Ivy, Julia Mallam, Middle Ground Theatre, Tom Butcher
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Sister Act – Superior or just habit forming ?
We all know the Whoopi Goldberg film about a Reno lounge singer trying to make it big by singing at the local gangsters club only to witness him ‘offing’ a snitch and having to go into protective custody as a … Continue reading
The Glee Club at Darlington Civic
“It started out as a few drinking buddies singing songs round a pub piano, it became one of the most respected and professional outfits doing the club circuit across the north of England” – and so The Glee Singers, and … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Darlington Civic, Drama, Theatre, Tour
Tagged Glee Club, Hull Truck Company, Marc Pickering, Richard Cameron, Yorkshire Coal Mining
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Mr Stink proves the art of storytelling is still alive
When I was growing up I loved to read; a good story could keep me rivetted for days and I loved classics such as Watership Down, Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, Swallows & Amazons and Charlie & The Chocolate Factory. As I … Continue reading
Posted in Comedy, Darlington Civic, Music, Theatre, Tour
Tagged David Walliams, Julia J Nagle, Lotte Gilmore, Mr Stink, Peter Edbrook
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