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BROMLEY CHURCHILL
THEATRE
Churchill Theatre
High Street
Bromley
Kent
BR1 1HA
BOX OFFICE:
(020) 8460 6677
(Bromley South BR Station)
Churchill
Theatre Bromley finds fresh playwriting talent in Bromley
On Thursday 22 July, Churchill Theatre
Bromley showcased the most innovative new talent in the theatre world with its
rehearsed readings of the winners of its annual short playwriting competition.
A lot of the talent came straight out of the London Borough of Bromley,
demonstrating exactly why Bromley is a cultural hotspot for theatre in London.
This year the competition opened up to international entrants, with one of our
winners coming from Nigeria, proving how important this competition is becoming
both regionally and internationally.
Every year since 1999, Churchill Theatre
Bromley has hosted a competition searching for the most exciting and radical
new scripts for short plays. A group of readers, including local dramaturg Sarah
Dickenson read through over 150 submissions this year, searching for
strong, emerging voices in the scripts.
The panel chose three winning scripts, which
then went on to be rehearsed for two days by a professional team, culminating
in a performance on an intimate studio space created on stage. The whole
competition focussed strongly on the writers, with them receiving development
on their scripts from Sarah Dickenson. They were also present during rehearsals
with director Rebecca Manson Jones and the actors, to see the process of
putting together their play for the stage.
The three winning scripts were all of
exceptional quality, and thoroughly enjoyed by the audience. HORROR SHOW
was written by Stian Reimers, local to Bromley. Beginning his path into
writing plays, his piece explores the links between punishment and performance
in contemporary society. Of the experience, Stian said: “Some of my
earliest memories are of being taken to shows at the Churchill as a child, so
it was really exciting to hear a play I'd written being spoken by actors on
that same stage.”
Francesca Jones from Brighton wrote her short play SPILL ME weeks after
finishing her degree at university. Her portrayal of pregnancy and the
relationship between parent and child astounded the audience with its
thought-provoking and mature exploration of the themes. Starring in SPILL ME
were local actors Diderik Ypma, a 16 year old who has participated in
Churchill Theatre Bromley’s Young Company Youth Theatre for over two
years, and Charlotte Purton.
The third winner of the competition, Rotimi
Babatune’s AN INFIDEL IN THE UPPER ROOM demonstrated how
international this competition has become. Rotimi, from Nigeria, contacted
directors and actors through email and phone to make sure that his fascinating
short play about the Danish caricatures of the Prophet Muhammad and the
tensions following the depictions was performed to the credit of his writing.
This piece had previously been commissioned as part of Small Talk: Big Picture,
a joint project from the BBC World Service and The Royal Court Theatre.
Jenny Batt, Creative Learning Manager for
Churchill Theatre Bromley, said of the event: “It’s been a great
evening and I hope the writers have benefitted from the process. It is a
massive privilege for us to be working with such a high quality creative team
on this project. Churchill Theatre Bromley hopes to continue supporting new
writing through different projects in the future.”
REBECCA
MANSON JONES is the former Creative Producer at the Exeter Northcott Theatre.
She worked for five years as founding director of Almeida Projects – the
community and learning programme for the Almeida Theatre. As a freelance
director, she is extremely knowledgeable and passionate about new writing.
SARAH
DICKENSON is Literary Manager at Theatre 503, home of fearless new writing
that pushes the boundaries of what theatre can be. www.theatre503.com
RICHMOND THEATRE
The Green
Richmond,
Surrey
TW9 1QJ
BOX OFFICE: 0870
060 6651(transaction
fee applies)
Ticketmaster 0870
4000 868 (24 hr, bkg fee)
Richmond Theatre is on The Green,
a short walk from Richmond Station,
which is served by South West,
District and Silver Link trains
As always
Richmond Theatre’s Summer Season brims with a scorching mix of drama,
comedy, musical and family shows to keep everyone entertained with nights out
to remember.
A definite highlight
of the season is the welcome return of Richmond favourite Simon Callow. Following on from his recent one man show
success in Dr Marigold and Mr Chops
at The Riverside Studios, Simon now turns his attention to the bard uncovering
the ‘real William Shakespeare’
in Shakespeare The Man From Stratford.
Further
delights for drama lovers include Oscar
Wilde’s rarely seen masterpiece Salome, presented by Headlong and starring Con O’Neill under the direction
of Jamie Lloyd; Northern Stage’s
production of Joan Littlewood’s
Oh
What A Lovely War chronicling the subject of WW1 with a funny and
moving mix of comedy, song and dance; Martin
Shaw and Jenny Seagrove starring
in The
Country Girl; The Agatha
Christie Theatre Company’s latest thrilling instalment, Witness
for the Prosecution, starring Honeysuckle
Weeks, Dennis Lill, Ben Nealon, Robert Duncan, Jennifer Wilson Peter Byrne
and Mark Wynter.
Plus,
younger members of the family are also catered for with two superb stage
adaptations of popular children’s stories George’s Marvellous
Medicine and The Gruffalo.
Fans of
British comedy are in for a treat this season with two shows honouring two true
late greats. Robin
Sebastian’s waspish portrayal of Kenneth
Williams takes centre stage in Stop Messing About - The Kenneth
William’s Extravaganza and
Bob Golding’s Olivier award-winning portrayal of the Britain’s
best loved comic comes to Richmond direct from its smash hit West End run in Morecambe.
Richmond’s
Summer Season also offers a wide variety of musical shows. Whether you want to swing with The
Rat Pack, tap your toes to Gilbert & Sullivan’s HMS Pinafore
or be carried away by the passion and precision of the Spirit of the Dance you
will be sure to find what you’re looking for at Richmond Theatre. Also for those after a bona fide musical
the 2009 TMA award-winner of Best Musical, Spend, Spend, Spend has been
described as a cross between Billy
Elliott and Blood Brothers and
boasts the talents of Craig Revel
Horwood guaranteeing a slick, sassy show that bursts with energy.
Another
Richmond favourite returns to Richmond Theatre this season. Penelope
Keith, paired with her To The Manor
Born co-star Peter Bowles, stars
in The
Rivals, a sprightly period romp that sees them sparring on stage for
the first time. More comedy is on
offer in the form of Liza Goddard
and Jack Ellis who star in Alan Ayckbourn’s role reversal
comedy If I Were You; Anita Harris and Brian Capron who star in the heart-warming comedy classic Stepping
Out, which charts the journey of a ramshackle tap troupe to pull off the
performance of a lifetime; Tom Conti stars in Wife
After Death, an hilarious new comedy from Bafta award-winner Eric Chappell; Bernie Nolan reveals the entertaining truths of motherhood in the
side-splittingly funny Mum’s The Word; Ronald Harwood’s uplifting
bittersweet comedy Quartet brings together Edward
Hardwicke, Gwen Taylor, Timothy West and Susannah York.
Finally,
Richmond Theatre has packed in a variety of one night shows that include:Sing-a-long-a Rocky Horror, An Evening with Gervase Phinn, Magic - A
Kind of Queen & ELO, Ruby Wax,
Katy Brand and the Glenn Miller Orchestra.
Shakespeare the Man from Stratford - Starring Simon
Callow
Tuesday 27 – Saturday 31 July, Tue – Sat eves
7.45pm, Wed & Sat mats
2.30pm
Tickets - £13 -
£30
Mid-Week Meet!
Wed 28 July eve, tickets £5
STAGETEXT
Captioned Performance Fri 30 July, 7.45pm
Shakespeare
is the greatest writer the world has ever known. But we know nothing about him.
Or do we? In a magical tour-de-force Simon
Callow, one of Britain’s greatest actors, tracks down the real
William Shakespeare, bringing to life both the man and the unforgettable
characters – lovers, kings, soldiers and clowns – who have since
conquered the world’s stages.
COMMUNITY
WORKSHOPS AND EVENTS
FOR
ADULTS
Richmond
Theatre and Libraries Poetry Reading Group
Tues, 11am-12pm: 27 July
For anyone who enjoys reading poems and songs aloud;
join us each month in the stalls bar. Free (just turn up)
FOR
GROUPS
Theatre
Bespoke tours for groups covering
the architectural, operational and artistic developments at Richmond Theatre
since its opening in 1899. £5 per head; contact the Creative
Learning Department to discuss.
REGULAR COURSES
Richmond Theatre runs a
participant-centred Youth Theatre programme for young people aged 8 - 17, with
a focus on developing creativity, skills and self confidence. In addition to
this we run popular Acting and Scriptwriting courses for adults. For more
information please e-mail richmondtheatrecourses@live.co.uk
RICHMOND THEATRE 110 PROJECT
This year we are inviting local
people to take part in our 110th anniversary celebrations. We’ve recruited
a team of volunteer curators who are mounting an exhibition about the history
of the Theatre at the Museum of Richmond that
will open in September 2010. A programme of creative workshops for
schools and families will accompany the exhibition. We’re also working with a group of
local young people who are writing a new play inspired by people’s
memories of Richmond Theatre. There will be a performed reading of this
exciting new work at 7.30pm on Thursday 5 August. Book your free tickets via
Box Office. If you want to know
more about it or share your memories, we’d love to hear from you. Talk to
one of our reminiscence volunteers who will be in the Theatre bars before
selected shows, or contact: eleanorpackham@theambassadors.com
AUGUST
The Gruffalo – The nation’s number one
bedtime story!
Monday 2 – Wednesday 4 August, Mon 1.30pm &
4pm, Tue 10.30am, 1.30pm & 4pm, Wed 10.30am & 1.30pm
Tickets - £11, Family Ticket - £38 (for four
people) all performances,
Following
its sell out success in the West End, The Gruffalo is coming to Richmond!
Join Mouse on an adventurous journey through the deep dark wood to meet a
wheeler-dealer Fox, an eccentric old Owl, and a maraca-shaking, party-mad
Snake! Mouse can scare these hungry animals away with tall stories of the
terrifying Gruffalo, but what happens when he comes face to face with the very
creature he imagined? The award winning picture book by Julia Donaldson and Axel
Scheffler was recently voted the nation’s number one bedtime story by
BBC Radio 2 listeners and this magical, musical stage adaptation promises the
perfect summer holiday treat.
Richmond
Theatre 110 Project Play
Thursday 5 August - 7.30pm,
FREE Book your tickets via Box Office
In celebration of Richmond
Theatre’s 110th anniversary a group of local young people have written a
new play inspired by people’s memories of Richmond Theatre. There will be
a performed reading of this exciting new work at 7.30pm on Thursday 5 August.
The Country Girl – Starring Martin
Shaw and Jenny Seagrove
Monday 9– Saturday 14 August, Mon – Sat
eves 7.45pm, Wed & Sat mats 2.30pm
Tickets - £14 -
£32
Frank Elgin,
once a great theatre star, is down on his luck, but when he is offered a major
role by hotshot director Bernie Dodd, he has the chance to make a major
comeback. Will Frank regain his confidence and save his turbulent career? Will
he be supported in his quest for a second chance by his long-suffering wife? Martin Shaw and Jenny Seagrove are reunited in the roles played by Morgan Freeman
and Frances McDormand on Broadway in 2008, and by Bing Crosby and Grace Kelly
in the Oscar-winning film.
COMMUNITY
WORKSHOPS AND EVENTS
FOR CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE
Monstrous Myths West End Summer School
Mon 9 - Fri 13 August, 10am - 4pm
each day, 8 - 11 yrs
Inspired by the myths and monsters
of English folklore children will create a performance using drama, dance and
music to perform at one of ATG’s West End venues, along with groups from
the Churchill Theatre, Bromley and New Wimbledon Theatre.
Venues: Mon-Thu at local hall and
Fri at a venue in the West End.
£110, book via Box Office
FOR
FAMILIES
The
Gruffalo – Pre show Family Fun
Mon 2 August, 12.30pm & 3pm and Wed 4 August
9.30am & 12.30pm.
Arts and crafts activities for families. Free
before the show.
FOR
ADULTS
Richmond
Theatre and Libraries Poetry Reading Group
Tues, 11am-12pm: 24 August
For anyone who enjoys reading poems and songs aloud;
join us each month in the stalls bar. Free (just turn up)
FOR
GROUPS
Theatre
Bespoke tours for groups covering
the architectural, operational and artistic developments at Richmond Theatre
since its opening in 1899. £5 per head; contact the Creative Learning
Department to discuss.
REGULAR COURSES
Richmond Theatre runs a
participant-centred Youth Theatre programme for young people aged 8 - 17, with
a focus on developing creativity, skills and self confidence. In addition to
this we run popular Acting and Scriptwriting courses for adults. For more information
please e-mail richmondtheatrecourses@live.co.uk
FORTHCOMING SHOWS
Morecambe
Tuesday 14 – Saturday 18 September, Tue –
Sat eves 7.45pm, Wed & Sat mats 2.30pm
Tickets - £16 -
£28
Audio Described
Performance Sat 18 Sept 2.30pm
Mid-Week Meet!
Wed 15 Sept, eve tickets £5
Direct from
its smash West End run, Bob
Golding’s extraordinary portrayal commemorates the 25th
anniversary of Eric Morecambe’s untimely final curtain. Celebrating the
wonderful life of Britain’s best loved comic, this is a moving portrait
of an affectionate lad with funny bones, a born entertainer, a big-hearted
perfectionist.
The Rivals – Starring Penelope
Keith and Peter Bowles
Monday 20– Saturday 25 September, Mon –
Sat eves 7.45pm, Wed & Sat mats 2.30pm
Tickets - £15 -
£30
Penelope Keith and Peter Bowles, who starred together in
one of the most watched British sitcoms of all time, To the Manor Born are reunited in this delightful tangle of
romance, fury and deception. The Rivals, is a sprightly period
romp which will see them sparring on stage for the first time. Directed by
Peter Hall, Sheridan’s masterpiece is an extraordinary comedy of manners
which promises an unmissable evening’s entertainment.
Crazy for You – BROS
present a new Gershwin musical
Tuesday 12– Saturday 16 October
Tue – Sat eves 7.45pm Wed & Sat mats 2.30pm
Tickets - £9 -
£21
Crazy for You
is packed full of Gershwin classics, including I Got Rhythm, Embraceable You, Nice Work If You Can Get It and Someone To Watch Over Me. New York
banker, Bobby, is sent to the desert town of Deadrock, Nevada, to foreclose on
a run down theatre behind on its mortgage. Once there, he falls for
postmistress, Polly, and together they try to save the theatre with the help of
some cowboys, a pair of eccentric English tourists and a bevy of Broadway
follies girls! A glorious musical comedy – who could ask for anything
more!
Spend Spend Spend! – Directed by
Craig Revel Horwood
Tuesday 2– Saturday 6 November, Tue – Sat
eves 7.45pm, Wed & Sat mats 2.30pm
Tickets - £15 -
£30
Audio Described
Performance Sat 6 Nov, 2.30pm
Stylish,
classy and bursting with energy, it’s not surprising that Craig Revel Horwood (Strictly Come Dancing) and Sarah Travis’ musical theatre
production of Spend Spend Spend! won Best Musical last year for The
Watermill. Described as a cross between Billy
Elliot and Blood Brothers, it
follows the rags to riches to rags story of Viv Nicholson, a coal miner’s
wife from Castleford who won £152,319 on the pools in 1961, at that time
the biggest sum ever won. The amazing 12-strong cast act, sing, dance and play
all the music – a truly extraordinary theatrical event not to be missed.
Sleeping Beauty – Enjoy the tradition of pantomime this
Christmas
Friday 10 December 2010 – Sunday 16 January 2011
Various show times – see www.ambassadortickets.com/richmond
for further details
Tickets - £20 -
£30, Family Ticket - £70
(for 4 people)
Audio Described
Performance Wed 12 Jan 7pm & Sat 15 Jan 2pm
Sign
Interpreted Performance Fri 7 Jan 7pm
Sleeping Beauty
tells the tale of a beautiful princess who pricks her finger and falls into a
deep sleep – thanks to an evil spell cast upon the by the wicked fairy.
Will her true love be able to awaken her and save the kingdom from this
enchantment? Join us this Christmas for show-stopping song and dance, larger
than life characters, colourful costumes and spectacular sparkling sets. With star casting yet to be announced
THE ORANGE TREE
THEATRE
RICHMOND
Orange Tree Theatre
1 Clarence Street
Richmond
Surrey TW9 2SA
Tel: (020) 8940 0141 Box Office:
(020) 8940 3633 Fax: (020) 8332 0369
THE THUNDERBOLT by Arthur Wing Pinero.
Press night 3 Sept.
THE COMPANY MAN by Torben
Betts
PREMIERE
6 October – 6 November
Press night 8 Oct.
HUNGRY GHOSTS by Tim
Luscombe
PREMIERE
10 November – 11 December
Press night 12 Nov.
ONCE BITTEN, A farce by Alfred Hennequin & Alfred Delacour
translated and adapted by Reggie Oliver
15 December – 5 February
Press night 17 Dec (though press are also welcome
to post-Christmas performances).
THE THUNDERBOLT by Arthur Wing
Pinero
The
eldest Mortimore, a brewer, has died. His estranged siblings gather to divide
the spoils. But there is no will and an illegitimate daughter.
Guilt, envy and greed jostle for prominence as a large middle class family
fight, with whatever weapons are at their disposal, for what they feel is their
rightful and much needed inheritance.
In this 1908 play Pinero moves away from the
Press night 3
Sept.
THE COMPANY MAN by Torben Betts
With
his love of birdwatching, cricket and carefully tended sunflowers, retired
company man William ought to be able to look back on his life, his work and his
family from a place of contentment. But can he? Meanwhile his wife Jane has
gathered those closest to her for one particular week-end and as she travels
through her past she asks: have I done the right things with my life?
A moving and poignant family portrait.
Press night 8
Oct.
HUNGRY GHOSTS by Tim Luscombe
We
are in
Press night 12
Nov.
ONCE BITTEN, A
farce by Alfred Hennequin & Alfred Delacour
Translated
and adapted by Reggie Oliver
There is a lawyer, his pretty wife, his
mother in law, an impecunious uncle who falls asleep whenever he sits down, a
hopeless maid, the lawyer’s lawyer friend and a disgruntled cook. And
then there is suddenly his first brief – a divorce. So there is now also
the woman who wants a divorce but no scandal and her husband who wants no
divorce. And then there are, of course, the mistresses – and one has a
dog. And all this has something to do with the Veauradieux case and missing jewellery.
So now there are the police too!
Press night 17
Dec (though we are happy for press to come post-Christmas)
Listing Information
Orange Tree Theatre,
www.orangetreetheatre.co.uk
Box Office: 020 8940 3633
Opening hours: 10am -
7pm
Nearest tube and mainline station:
Ticket Prices
Monday evenings,
Saturday matinees and previews (first Wednesday and Thursday of the run):
£13 (concessions £11)
Thursday matinees (+
post show discussion): £10
Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday evenings: £15 (£13 concessions)
Friday evenings:
£17 (concessions £15)
Saturday evenings: £20
Seminars: £10 (£8 concessions)
Free tickets for under 26s are available on Thursday evenings (as
part of the Arts Council’s A Night Less Ordinary scheme), subject to
availability.
THE THUNDERBOLT by
Arthur Wing Pinero
1 September to 2
October
Press Night: Friday 3 September, 7.45 pm
Photocall: Tuesday 31 August 1.30 pm
Monday – Saturday
7.45pm
Saturdays 3pm (not 4
Sept)
Thursday matinee (+
discussion) 2.30 pm: 2, 9 and 16 Sept
Audio described
performances: Sat 25 at 3 pm/Tues 28 Sept at 7.45 pm
Saturday Seminar: 25
Sept The Plays of Arthur Wing Pinero from Trelawney of the Wells through
The Notorious Mrs Ebbsmith to Dandy Dick.
THE COMPANY MAN by Torben Betts
6 October – 6 November
Photocall: Tuesday 5 October 1.30pm
Mon-Sat 7.45pm
Sat matinees 3pm (not 9 Oct)
Thurs matinees (with discussion) 2.30pm: 7,
14 & 21 Oct
Audio described performances: Sat 16 Oct at 3 pm/Tues 19 Oct at
7.45
Saturday Seminar: 30 October New Play Writing Today
HUNGRY GHOSTS by
Tim Luscombe
10 November
– 11 December
Press Night: Friday 12 November
Photocall: Tuesday 9 November, 1.30pm
Mon-Sat 7.45pm
Sat matinees 3pm (not 13 Nov)
Thurs matinees (with discussion) 2.30pm: 11,
18 & 25 November.
Audio described performances: Sat 20 Nov, 3 pm, and Tues 23 Nov, 7.45
pm.
Saturday seminar: 4 Dec
ONCE BITTEN by Alfred Hennequin
& Alfred Delacour, translated and adapted by Reggie Oliver
15 December - 5 February
Press Night, Friday 17 Dec (though we are happy for press to come
post Christmas)
Photocall, Wednesday 15 December, 12.30pm
Mon—Sat 7.45pm
Sat matinees 3pm (not 18 Dec)
Thurs matinees (with discussion) 2.30 pm: 13,
23, 30 December, 6, 13 & 20 January
Additional matinees at 2.30: Wednesday &
Friday 29 & 31 December
Audio described performances: Tues 21 Dec at 7.45 pm and Sat 15
Jan at 3 pm
The evening performance on Friday 31 December is at 7 pm
There are no performances 24 to 28 December and 3 January
GREENWICH THEATRE
Crooms Hill
London SE10
BOX OFFICE: (020)
8858 7755
(Greenwich
B.R. Station - 10 mins. from Charing Cross - 5 minutes walk to theatre)
The Galleon Theatre Company Ltd
GREENWICH PLAYHOUSE
Greenwich Station Forecourt
189 Greenwich High Road
London SE10, 8JA
Telephone: 020 8858
9256
E-Mail: BoxOffice@Galleontheatre.co.uk
MISS JULIE
By August Strindberg
In an version by Frank McGuinness
Directed by Oliver
Baird
Designed by Laura
Cordery
Lighting by Anna
Sbokou
Produced by
Elevate Theatre Company
24th August
– 19th September 2010
Tuesday-Saturday at 7:30pm, Sunday at 4:00pm
PRESS NIGHT:
Thursday, 26th August 2010 at 7:30pm
TICKETS:
£12, £10 (concessions)
BOX OFFICE:
020 8858 9256 / boxoffice@galleontheatre.co.uk
VENUE:
GREENWICH PLAYHOUSE, Greenwich Station Forecourt, 189 Greenwich High Road, London
SE10 8JA
“There aren't many plays that capture our own modern predicament
so clearly, so passionately.”
Oliver Baird –
Director
In their debut production, Elevate Theatre Company present Strindberg’s masterpiece about power, sex and class at the Greenwich Playhouse.
It is
Midsummer’s Eve on the Count’s estate, a night for laughter,
dancing and celebration. In the kitchen
this brightest of nights is darkening as Julie, the Count’s daughter, and
Jean, his valet, begin a dangerous game of flirtation. Julie is perched precariously at the top
of the social ladder, and Jean dreams of getting his foot firmly on a higher rung.
At first the flirtation is innocent but it moves quickly. After succumbing to
physical desire everything changes, and the line between desire and disgust,
between love and hate, is increasingly blurred. As their world starts to fray
and untwist, they desperately seek a way out – but in a time of codes and
propriety, of class divides, of reputations and expectations, their options are
getting fewer and fewer…
Miss Julie, Strindberg’s devastating study of power and desire, is here
presented in a stripped-back production that sweeps away any quaint period
naturalism and puts the focus on the sparkling and manipulative interplay
between the characters. This
intelligently directed play focuses on the words as the key to its powerful
emotion. Instead of layering
emotion on top of the text the words will be used to explore and eventually set
free the emotion that is already there, creating a Miss Julie that is real,
honest and present.
Frank McGuinness’s translation brings his characteristic
combination of lyricism and barbed wit to a play that still feels modern in its
savagery and heartbreak. He has
written a translation which is universal and timeless.
Elevate Theatre Company proudly presents Amy Jayne Davis as Julie,
Daniel McLoughlin as Jean and Lucinda Westcar as Kristin. The power and talent of these three
actors will bring to life some of the most complex characters ever
written. This bold production is sure
to excite and captivate; it is a Miss Julie no one will want to miss.
THE NEW WIMBLEDON
THEATRE
The Broadway, London SW19 1QG
Box Office: 0870
060 6646
On-line: www.newwimbledontheatre.co.uk
Group and school
bookings: 020 8417 1010
Nearest train / tube / tram
station: Wimbledon.
STUDIO THEATRE at The New Wimbledon Theatre
Box Office: 0870
060 6646
On-line: www.newwimbledontheatre.co.uk
BOOKING INFORMATION:
Tel: 0870 060 6646. On-line: www.newwimbledontheatre.co.uk
Check Box Office or website for production dates and times : 0870 060 6646(Bkg fee) www.newwimbledontheatre.co.uk
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