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  COME the end of Thursday’s performance, Mooted’s cast discovered they had lost the key to their changing room, but director Mark France certainly the found the key to unlock the world of
  Shakes-peare’s most controversial comedy.
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           <description>  SPRITE Productions break out of the Ripley Castle grounds for the first time on Wednesday to stage Shakespeare’s The Tempest in The Library Gardens in York.
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           <title>York Theatre Royal Young Actors Company hold auditions for Equus</title>
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  York Theatre Royal Young Actors Company will hold auditions this month for Peter Shaffer’s Equus, the explosive 1973 play where a stable boy blinds six horses after a frustrated sexual liaison.
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           <title>Preview: Blithe Spirit, Harrogate Theatre, until July 11</title>
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  ROBIN Herford is directing Noel Coward’s Blithe Spirit for the third time.
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           <title>Northern Musical Theatre Company ceases trading</title>
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  THE initial notice was brief. “It is with regret that The Northern Musical Theatre Company has ceased trading with immediate effect.
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           <title>Review: Desperate To Be Doris, LipService, York Theatre Royal, until July 4</title>
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  SATIRICAL duo LipService are spreading their wings, fluffing up the boas for their first foray into musical comedy.
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           <description>  MY seven-year-old son, Elliot, sat stony faced as the announcer said show was about to start. 
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           <title>Review: Every Time It Rains, Hull Truck Theatre, Hull, until July 4</title>
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  LIVING in Hull is not the end of the world, but media neglect has left the East Riding epicentre feeling like a forgotten city.
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           <title>Daniel Bates to leave York Theatre Royal</title>
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  York Theatre Royal chief executive Daniel Bates is to step down in September to take up the same post at Sheffield Theatres.
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           <title>Preview: The Taming Of The Shrew, Rowntree Park, York, July 1-10; Valley Gardens, Harrogate, July 14-17</title>
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  Directing William Shakespeare’s most boisterous early comedy is a joy and a challenge for Mooted Theatre Co artistic director Mark France.
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