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Durham High School for Girls present: THOROUGHLY MODERN MILLIE

From: 10 July 2008

To: 12 July 2008

Gala Theatre, Millennium Place Durham, DH1 1WA Contact Box Office 0191 3324041

Date: Thursday 10 - Saturday 12 July
Time: 7.30pm (+ Sat 2.30pm)
Tickets: £12 (£9.50 conc), £7 School Staff

What is the world coming to? Girls are now upwardly mobile, only interested in a vocation not homemaking, marriage is a career move, make-up is used shamelessly and as for hemlines… well, what you are forgetting is this is 1922, we are in New York, love is all around and danger lurks for vulnerable young ladies! With loads of music and dance including the Charleston, soft shoe shuffle, the blues and even a patter song - you may spot a familiar tune - even if it is sung in Mandarin Chinese! A delightful musical for all the family, with lively action, an endearing story line and amazing dance routines.
www.galadurham.co.uk

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