Wednesday
3rd March 2004
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Diana
Rigg is playing the lead in the Tennessee Williams play Suddenly Last
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poetry
Open mike for poets
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Stage listings
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WEBLINKS
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Suddenly
last summers runs until Saturday 6th March
Evenings
at 8pm
Wed & Sat mats 2.30pm
1st
Night and matinees Β£16, Β£14
Tuesday
to Thursday eves Β£20, Β£18, Β£16, Β£14,
Friday
and Saturday evenings Β£22, Β£20, Β£18, Β£16
(Β£1
concessions
over 60s/ unwaged) students Β£8
The box office number is 01684 892277
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Diana
Rigg is a woman of many talents - actress, writer, broadcaster -
but did you know she also loves to fish?
Talking to Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Hereford and Worcester's Katie Smith she admitted
that she's a keen angler, and that she loves the sport because it
gives her the chance to see the countryside at its best.
"I've been fishing for a long time and my favourite is trout
fishing, though I love salmon fishing too.
"I think the season for trout fishing is when the countryside
is at its most beautiful and you just feel so privilaged.
"It's so wonderful when the mayfly is hatching"
Diana Rigg is in Malvern playing the lead in the Tennesee Williams
play Suddenly Last Summer, which she says is a typically deep work.
"I have a son (Sebastian), who dies in mysterious circumstances,
and his companion at the time was my niece, and I've heard rumours
about what my neice is saying about what happened when my son died
- it's deeply dramatic."
The play takes place in the sultry heat of New Orleans as she plans
her act of revenge on the girl she believes stole Sebastian from
her.
This new production is by Sheffield TheatresΒ’ award-winning
Associate Director, Michael Grandage.
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