Philippa takes a long look at the Drama as performed in Stamford, stretching over the centuries. She investigates who performed and in what plays, whether professional or amateur, and asks: what favourites did Stamford audiences have? She looks at the different venues where plays have been put on and also at how these performances have been reported by the local newspapers.
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Venue: Stamford Arts Centre, Theatre
Tickets: £7.50 (£6 concessions)
Running Time: 1 hour
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