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In response to April de Angelis’ Playhouse Creatures which tells the stories of the first women allowed to perform on stage in the 1660s, the Orange Tree presents three short plays by Tennessee Williams; These Are The Stairs You Got to Watch, Lord Byron’s Love Letter, and Talk To Me Like Rain and Let Me Listen explore the ‘backstage’ world of the dreams that float around fame, celebrity, and the buildings where stories are told.
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| Friday | 13:00 | |
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