Notes From the Stage Manager's Box
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It became a voyage of discovery of how my life changed as a result of my involvement.
It is also a personal account of a brief period in its history. The title may have changed but not the reason for its existence. It is now the Royal Bank of Scotland Theatre Company following the RBS Group’s acquisition of Natwest. At one time it was called the Westminster Theatre Club after one of the constituent banks that merged to form National Westminster Bank plc.
In 1986 the committee decided... to issue a small illustrated book to mark the centenary of the Club which we believed was founded in 1886. When we came to look in the archives we found evidence that the originally named London and Westminster Amateurs had staged its first production ten years earlier; in 1876! It remains the oldest active amateur theatre club. So throughout this book it is referenced as the ‘Club’.
As I started to make notes I realised to my embarrassment that there were some glaring gaps in my memory.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It became a voyage of discovery of how my life changed as a result of my involvement.
It is also a personal account of a brief period in its history. The title may have changed but not the reason for its existence. It is now the Royal Bank of Scotland Theatre Company following the RBS Group’s acquisition of Natwest. At one time it was called the Westminster Theatre Club after one of the constituent banks that merged to form National Westminster Bank plc.
In 1986 the committee decided... to issue a small illustrated book to mark the centenary of the Club which we believed was founded in 1886. When we came to look in the archives we found evidence that the originally named London and Westminster Amateurs had staged its first production ten years earlier; in 1876! It remains the oldest active amateur theatre club. So throughout this book it is referenced as the ‘Club’.
As I started to make notes I realised to my embarrassment that there were some glaring gaps in my memory.
What to read after Notes From the Stage Manager's Box?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Barker to read onlineMoreLess
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