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The Killing of Sister George
‘The Killing of Sister George’ may seem tame in this day and age, but in 1964 the play, written by Frank Marcus, was highly controversial. Followed by the film in 1968, directed by Robert Aldrich and starring Beryl Reid, it was the first mainstream depiction of a lesbian relationship and consequently received an X rating.
Residents urged to add cartons and foil to recycling bins in Dorset
Instead of having to take cartons and foil to banks in car parks, residents can now put them in their home recycling bins.
Duet for One to be staged in Ferndown and Winton
Local theatre company ImpAct is to stage the Tom Kempinski play in April at theatres in Ferndown and Winton.
Refugee Nativity: stimulating theatre for Christmas
A new version of The Nativity involving cast members for whom English is a second, third or fourth language will be performed at Corpus Christi Parish Hall in Bournemouth in December.
Macbeth in the open air in Swanage
The production by all male theatre company The Lord Chamberlain’s Men is to be staged at Durlston Country Park on 27 June.
Summer storytelling at Cranborne Earthouse
There will be fairytales for both children and adults at this atmospheric fire-lit theatre on Saturday 10 July.
Catch telephone theatre in March
Telephone theatre something different for all those who are missing going to live theatre during the lockdown.
At 82, could John be Britain’s oldest cinema projectionist?
John Newcombe has been showing films since 1952 – and at 82 years young he’s still going strong, working regular shifts at Lighthouse, Poole’s centre for the arts. Could he be Britain’s oldest working cinema projectionist?
Blood Brothers, Bournemouth Pavilion
Marilyn Barber reviews Willy Russell’s Blood Brothers, a gripping story of fraternal twins, separated as babies, who subsequently meet up not knowing they are brothers
