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Post by andromedadench on Dec 14, 2016 19:11:32 GMT
Earlier today, while I was searching for something else, I found this website - it seems fairly new and has a lovely archive with lots of material related to The Half Moon's history, past productions and artists involved, including little video interviews. I still haven't browsed through it all, but I remember there was a thread on the old board about The Half Moon Theatre with lots of people sharing their fond memories of it, so I thought I'd post the link in case anyone's interested. Stages of Half Moon |
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Post by tlt on Dec 17, 2016 11:12:58 GMT
Remember seeing The Ragged Trousered Philanthropists there. Terrific!
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Post by East End Theatre Lover on Dec 20, 2016 16:05:52 GMT
Just tried to find their production of "Chicken Soup With Barley." Not in the database. All I remember was seeing it, and buying a Coke at half time that was like making love in a boat... f**king close to water. Never went back. Thanks for taking a look at the site. The Stages of Half Moon website currently only lists productions that were created but Half Moon, so other productions that performed at the theatre(s) are sadly not included. It's still a wonderful record of 44 years of theatre history and there's lots ro explore. |
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Post by East End Theatre Lover on Dec 20, 2016 16:08:58 GMT
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Post by andromedadench on Dec 20, 2016 16:24:53 GMT
Just tried to find their production of "Chicken Soup With Barley." Not in the database. All I remember was seeing it, and buying a Coke at half time that was like making love in a boat... f**king close to water. Never went back. Thanks for taking a look at the site. The Stages of Half Moon website currently only lists productions that were created but Half Moon, so other productions that performed at the theatre(s) are sadly not included. It's still a wonderful record of 44 years of theatre history and there's lots ro explore. Hello lovely HM people! What a great site you've created - much appreciated! I've especially enjoyed the interview section. |
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