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Post by Someone in a tree on May 16, 2024 11:54:28 GMT
Sunday in the Park (SEDOS) does anyone know what the seating is like at Wheateaf Hall? Pics show a flat hall floor but I wonder if they will put in some tiers. Anyhelp will be greatly appreciated
Edit: Sedos are excellent at responding to emails, the seating is not raised but the stage is.
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Post by FrontroverPaul on May 18, 2024 1:01:08 GMT
I see the Wimbledon Light Opera Society are doing Follies later this month. Does anyone have any intel on what sort of standard WLOS produces for these sort of shows? I've seen almost 100 amateur musicals, including many youth theatre shows, in the last 5 years and I've never once been disappointed with the standard of performance. Love Never Dies amateur UK premiere at Wolverhampton earlier this month was way better than last years's concert version at Drury Lane, as was Wimbledon's 2022 Calendar Girls in comparison with the recent (revised much for the worse) professional touring production.
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Post by FrontroverPaul on May 18, 2024 1:28:44 GMT
Sunday in the Park (SEDOS) does anyone know what the seating is like at Wheateaf Hall? Pics show a flat hall floor but I wonder if they will put in some tiers. Anyhelp will be greatly appreciated Edit: Sedos are excellent at responding to emails, the seating is not raised but the stage is. SEDOS are company in residence at the Bridwell Theatre but GEOIDS have Saturday Night Fever there on some of the same dates which may account for the move to Wheatsheaf Hall. I see they are also doing two performances of Sunday... in Southwold's outdoor Thorington Theatre on successive Sunday afternoons - 28 July and 4 August at 3pm. I'd love to see it there but sadly not a practical journey for me. SEDOS is back at the Bridewell with You're A Good Man Charlie Brown from 9-13 July.
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