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== Productions == | == Productions == | ||
| − | *[[Measure | + | *[[Measure for Measure (1997)|Measure For Measure]] (January) ([[William Shakespeare]]) ([[Bell Theatre]]) |
*[[Rats, Brats And Bureaucrats (1997)|Rats, Brats And Bureaucrats]] (February) ([[Neil Rhodes]]) ([[Prompt Corner]]) | *[[Rats, Brats And Bureaucrats (1997)|Rats, Brats And Bureaucrats]] (February) ([[Neil Rhodes]]) ([[Prompt Corner]]) | ||
*[[Shirley Valentine (1997)|Shirley Valentine]] (March) ([[Willy Russell]]) ([[Bell Theatre]]) | *[[Shirley Valentine (1997)|Shirley Valentine]] (March) ([[Willy Russell]]) ([[Bell Theatre]]) | ||
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*[[Play It Again, Sam (1997)|Play It Again, Sam]] (August) ([[Woody Allen]]) ([[Prompt Corner]]) | *[[Play It Again, Sam (1997)|Play It Again, Sam]] (August) ([[Woody Allen]]) ([[Prompt Corner]]) | ||
*[[Bouncers (90s remix) (1997)|Bouncers (90s remix)]] (September) ([[John Godber]]) ([[Bell Theatre]]) | *[[Bouncers (90s remix) (1997)|Bouncers (90s remix)]] (September) ([[John Godber]]) ([[Bell Theatre]]) | ||
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*[[The Children's Hour (1997)|The Children's Hour]] (October) ([[Lillian Hellman]]) ([[Bell Theatre]]) | *[[The Children's Hour (1997)|The Children's Hour]] (October) ([[Lillian Hellman]]) ([[Bell Theatre]]) | ||
| + | *[[Hedda Gabler (1997)|Hedda Gabler]] (October) ([[Henrik Ibsen]]) ([[Prompt Corner]]) | ||
*[[The Killing Of Sister George (1997)|The Killing Of Sister George]] (November) ([[Frank Marcus]]) ([[Bell Theatre]]) | *[[The Killing Of Sister George (1997)|The Killing Of Sister George]] (November) ([[Frank Marcus]]) ([[Bell Theatre]]) | ||
*[[When We Are Married (1997)|When We Are Married]] (December) ([[J B Priestley]]) ([[Bell Theatre]]) | *[[When We Are Married (1997)|When We Are Married]] (December) ([[J B Priestley]]) ([[Bell Theatre]]) | ||
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| + | == Visiting Productions == | ||
| + | *[[A Slight Accident (1997)|A Slight Accident]] (February) ([[James Saunders]]) )[[Prompt Corner]]) | ||
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== News == | == News == | ||
| − | + | It was the SLTC's 30th anniversary. | |
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| + | "SCENE" our then club magazine celebrated its 20th anniversary with a one-off 12 page, A4 edition. 6 pages were of current news (including an obituary for the editor that started SCENE) the other 6 were reprints, an article on how the magazine was compiled in DTP and 3 computer combined photo-montages of plays and social events, also an article on how out future web sites could look. At the time only 8 LTG theatres had web sites our being the latest then to "go live" (not the current site but one compiled by a member). | ||
Latest revision as of 12:25, 17 September 2021
Productions
- Measure For Measure (January) (William Shakespeare) (Bell Theatre)
- Rats, Brats And Bureaucrats (February) (Neil Rhodes) (Prompt Corner)
- Shirley Valentine (March) (Willy Russell) (Bell Theatre)
- The Golden Door (April) (David Ashton) (Bell Theatre)
- Lucky Sods (April) (John Godber) (Prompt Corner)
- Someone Who'll Watch Over Me (May) (Frank McGuinness) (Bell Theatre)
- Daisy Pulls It Off (June) (Denise Deegan) (Bell Theatre)
- Round And Round The Garden (June) (Alan Ayckbourn) (Prompt Corner)
- A Midsummer Night's Dream (July) (William Shakespeare) (Bell Theatre)
- The Crucible (July) (Arthur Miller) (Prompt Corner)
- Play It Again, Sam (August) (Woody Allen) (Prompt Corner)
- Bouncers (90s remix) (September) (John Godber) (Bell Theatre)
- The Children's Hour (October) (Lillian Hellman) (Bell Theatre)
- Hedda Gabler (October) (Henrik Ibsen) (Prompt Corner)
- The Killing Of Sister George (November) (Frank Marcus) (Bell Theatre)
- When We Are Married (December) (J B Priestley) (Bell Theatre)
Visiting Productions
- A Slight Accident (February) (James Saunders) )Prompt Corner)
News
It was the SLTC's 30th anniversary.
"SCENE" our then club magazine celebrated its 20th anniversary with a one-off 12 page, A4 edition. 6 pages were of current news (including an obituary for the editor that started SCENE) the other 6 were reprints, an article on how the magazine was compiled in DTP and 3 computer combined photo-montages of plays and social events, also an article on how out future web sites could look. At the time only 8 LTG theatres had web sites our being the latest then to "go live" (not the current site but one compiled by a member).
