IN CONVERSATION WITH: Abbey Gillett and Elsa Strachan @edfringe
'Music has a way of cutting though to a feeling in a way that words sometimes can’t.'
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IN CONVERSATION WITH: Danyah Miller
"Young people often have brilliant instincts and I think that's because they listen carefully, spot details and are willing to change their minds when new evidence is thrown into the mix"
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https://t.co/lRzdFzl9pc - The definitive guide to London's Off West End theatre scene, featuring listings and details for over 80 theatres, news and discussions.
Richness for free – by Abbey Gillett In Theatre503’s foyer there is a wooden shelf. On… https://t.co/vgCOkE8Chw
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The Mystery Of Pleasance Two is performed at Pleasance Courtyard Oral storytelling is so… https://t.co/SILCXSB3lK
On VE day in Hammersmith, loud speakers were set up outside the town hall for the crowds to hear Churchill's speech. The council offered a victory programme - a dance at Lime Grove Baths and a Civic Ball. And a service of remembrance in Ravenscourt Park.
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#OnThisDay 1959: Monitor visited Stratford, examining how the Theatre Royal played a part in the lives of the local community in East London.
Clip taken from Monitor, originally broadcast on BBC Television, Sunday 15 February, 1959.