Andrew Gray’s profile

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• Joined 9th July 2012.
• Last logged in on 30th July 2012.

Last five observations

• To Lord Chamberlain's Men production of Julius Caesar, by William Shakespeare, Globe Theatre, London, started 1599: “Thomas Platter, 1599: “On September 21^st after lunch, about two o’clock, I and my party crossed the water, and there in the house with the thatched roof witnessed an excellent performance of the tragedy of the first Emperor Julius Caesar with a cast of some fifteen people; when the play was over, they danced very marvellously and gracefully together as is their wont, two dressed as men and two as women.” http://www.wwnorton.com/college/english/nael/16century/topic_4/tplatter.htm”

Last ten changes

• Lord Chamberlain's Men production of Julius Caesar, by William Shakespeare, Globe Theatre, London, started 1599
• Derby Day, by A P Herbert
• Derby Day, by A P Herbert
  production of Derby Day, by A P Herbert, Lyric Hammersmith, London, started 1932
• production of The Red Pen, by A P Herbert, BBC Radio, 24th March 1925
• The Red Pen, by A P Herbert
• The Red Pen, by A P Herbert
  production of The Red Pen, by A P Herbert, BBC Radio, 24th March 1925
  BBC Radio
• production of Tantivy Towers, by A P Herbert, Lyric Hammersmith, London, 1931
• Tantivy Towers, by A P Herbert
• Tantivy Towers, by A P Herbert
  production of Tantivy Towers, by A P Herbert, Lyric Hammersmith, London, 1931
• Bless the Bride, by A P Herbert

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