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<br />in <b><a href=PhotoPage.php?PlayNum=672 title=Click for more information on A Doll's House>A Doll's House</a></b>

9th to 16th November 2019
A Doll's House
by Henrik Ibsen translated by Simon Stephen

<br />in <b><a href=PhotoPage.php?PlayNum=671 title=Click for more information on Rules for Living>Rules for Living</a></b>

7th to 14th December 2019
Rules for Living
by Sam Holcroft

<br />in <b><a href=PhotoPage.php?PlayNum=670 title=Click for more information on Woman in Mind>Woman in Mind</a></b>

11th to 18th January 2020
Woman in Mind
by Alan Ayckbourn

<br />in <b><a href=PhotoPage.php?PlayNum=669 title=Click for more information on Photograph 51>Photograph 51</a></b>

8th to 15th February 2020
Photograph 51
by Anna Ziegler

<br />in <b><a href=PhotoPage.php?PlayNum=668 title=Click for more information on Let the Right One In>Let the Right One In</a></b>

7th to 14th March 2020
Let the Right One In
a stage production by Jack Thorne based on the Swedish novel and film by John Ajvide Lindquist By arrangement with Marla Rubin Productions Ltd

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Home Is Tomorrow

by J B Priestley
2nd July 1952

Home Is Tomorrow

Cast
Lady (Jill) Fortrose	Mary Hamilton
Nils Dayton	John Measures
Ann Westfield	Iris Dudley
Sir George Surrey	Alan Vickers
Sir Edward Fortrose	Arthur Simpson
Louis Riberac	Miller Meason
Dr Melnik	Alan Tiptaft
Professor Chu	John Coleman
Karam	Frederick Spencer
Rosa Olacca	Maureen Boland
Felipe	Colin Wild
Lerma	James Morrison
Vezabar	Alan Vickers
The play was subsequently performed in the new hut
10th to the 13th December 1952, with the following
Ann Westfield	Margaret Peacock
Felipe	Terence Herbert
Vezabar	Colin Dyer

Crew
Directed by	Margaret Cox
Stage Manager	Betty Simpson
Properties	Yvonne Cooke
Intermission music by	The Concert Players
under the direction of	Percy Mann

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From the Archive

Home Is Tomorrow

Home Is Tomorrow

Home Is Tomorrow

President: Sir Michael Gambon Postcode for Sat Nav: DA1 4NP
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