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Dateline:
27th August, 2003
News from the North East
Autumn/Winter at the Gala
Durham's Gala Theatre has announced its autumn/winter programme, only
a small part of which covers theatre. Drama productions between September
and January are:
- Arch Enemies
23rd to 25th September
Local company Jack Drum Arts recreate the story of the building of
Causey Arch, the world's oldest stone-built railway bridge.
- Manon Lescaut
29th September
Théâtre sans Frontières
(Performed in French)
- Girls Night
30th September
- Ion
By Param Vir and David Ian
27th October
Music Theatre Wales
- Caught By the Tabloids
By Dennis Saunders
21st to 25th October
Good Company Theatre Productions
- Hamlet
By William Shakespeare
9th November
Chapterhouse Theatre Company
- Oedipus
11th November
AOD
- Far from the Madding Crowd
Adapted by Ali Gorton from the novel by Thomas Hardy
18th to 22nd November
Middle Ground Theatre Company
- Cinderella
6th December to 4th January
- Fame
27th to 31st January
Customs House to Host Takeoff
2003
South Shields' Customs House is to host the tenth Takeoff Festival of
professional theatre for children and young people from 12th to 15th
October. Consisting of eighteen productions which will be performed
in the Customs House main house, studio, gallery and rehearsal/meeting
room Dalton 5, and in schools, the Festival is organised by CTC Theatre,
based at the Darlington Arts Centre.
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