Tickets are now on sale for Waiting for Godot, available online from the Princess. Rehearsals are going well and we'll be starting work on the set in the new year!
Saturday 12 December 2015
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Waiting for Godot
Performance hailed as a big success
Looking In
Blue Sky's book of poetry and writing by people in recovery
Talent Show 2016
We raised almost £400 for Somewhere House Somerset
Poetry Evening
Poetry at the Princess
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