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| Performer | Leominster Arts Club Drama Group Leominster Drama Group |
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| Venue | The Minster School |
| Date(s) | 10th June 1982 |
| Time | 7.30pm |
| Cost | £1.00 Adults 50p Children |
Leominster Arts Club Drama Group and Leominster Drama Group both returned for the second year of Leominster Festival, this time performing on the same night with a pair of one-act plays at The Minster School.
Leominster Arts Club Drama Group delivered a performance of the comedy play It's Autumn Now by Philip Johnson. Set in around 1900, the play is described as:
Elliston Drury and his wife, seedy and ageing professionals, are at the finish of a disastrous week. To them enter Mr and Mrs Pomfrey, pompous and outraged relatives of a stage-struck lady.
After an interval, Leominster Drama Group performed Bashful Bill, described as a twenties one-act comedy by John J Melluish.
Programme Listing
THURSDAY, 10th JUNE - 7.30 p.m.
THE LEOMINSTER ARTS CLUB DRAMA GROUP
presents ‘It’s Autumn Now” - a costume comedy in one act by Philip Johnson
LEOMINSTER DRAMA GROUP
presents
“Bashful Bill” - a twenties comedy in one act by John J Melluish
Tickets £1.00 Adults, 50p Children
THE MINSTER SCHOOL HALL, SOUTH STREET