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New Brighton theatre company stages debut play

by Frank le Duc
Friday 19 Nov, 2010 at 10:04AM
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A new Brighton theatre company is staging its first production this week.

Big Pants Theatre Productions is performing Blue Remembered Hills by Dennis Potter at The Lectern in Lewes Road, Brighton.

The cast and crew met at the Academy of Creative Training (ACT), the Brighton drama school.

They all live in the Brighton and Hove area and aim “to produce intimate high-quality theater without the need for overwhelming production values”.

The play, directed by Alan Perrin, is on again tonight and on Sunday with tickets costing £6.

It features Stephen Forrest, Aiden Stephenson, Paula Reid, Robin Hannagan, Tegen Hitchens, Annie Jackson and Phillip Willet.

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