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Combined Actors of Cambridge make a welcome return to the ADC theatre with an enchanting and classic tale of adventure, hope and loyalty. A Christmas treat for the whole family! Director, Sean Baker, tells us about what's in store.
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Alice Frecheville sits down with the writers of CUADC/Footlights Pantomime 2025: Jack and the Beanstalk, Flora Maxwell and Martha Alexander.
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A STAR QUALITY preview by director Sarah Ingram
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Rehearsals for the July production of the stage adaptation of the classic 1930s novel Cold Comfort Farm are at the tidying up stage, or should that be grubbing down? The titular farm isn’t supposed to be particularly clean, after all.
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This week’s Corpus Playroom show 'Life With Oscar' is a true story of one man’s venture into Hollywood and the film industry, told by the man it happened to. Here is a taste of some of the secrets and mysteries explored in the show.
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As opening night draws near, Director James Dowson looks back on the rehearsal process for this Tennessee Williams classic.
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We talk to director Sean Baker about Bawds’ spring production of Laura Wade’s Jane Austen adaptation, The Watsons.
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Hear from the team behind 'By The Way, Meet Vera Stark' as they prepare to bring golden age Hollywood to the ADC stage.
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Enya Crowley, director of Far Away, and Bethany Taylor and Rowan Hector-Turnbull, members of Cambridge Climate Justice, speak about climate anxiety and the potentials of student art and activism in Cambridge
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This spring, David Almond’s beloved children’s book Skellig comes to the ADC Theatre. Having captivated imaginations of every age for the last twenty-five years, Skellig has won the Carnegie Medal, the Whitbread Children’s Book of the Year Award and has been published in over thirty languages. Read on to find out how the Skellig team have brought this beloved classic to the stage.
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