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  <dc:title>Arts Theatre, Cambridge</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Programmes for productions at Cambridge Arts Theatre, as follows:
* The idiot, by Dostoevsky (adapted by Ronald Barker), produced on 10 May 1943. Starring Basil Coleman.
* Playing with love, by Arthur Schnitzler (translated by P Morton Shand), produced on 17 May 1943.
* Sweet and low (revue) on 25 May 1943. Starring Hermione Gingold.
* A soldier for Friday, by Reginald Beckwith, produced on 07 Jun 1943.
* Sixteen, by Aimee and Philip Stuart, produced by Arnold Ridley on 23 Aug 1943.
* The school for scandal, by Richard Brinsley Sheridan, produced on 26 Oct 1943.
* Parisienne, by Henri Becque, produced on 01 Nov 1943.
* The dark river, by Rodney Ackland, produced on 29 Nov 1943. Starring Peggy Ashcroft.
* Guilty, by Emile Zola (translated by Kathleen Boutall), produced on 14 Feb 1944. Starring Flora Robson.
* King Lear, by William SHakespeare, produced by the Marlowe Society on 07 Mar 1944.
* Madeleine, by Jean-Jacques Bernard (translated by J L Frith), produced on 24 Apr 1944.
* The Trojan women by Euripides (translated by Gilbert Murray), produced on 09 May 1944. Starring Leonard Sachs.
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  <dc:date>1943-1944</dc:date>
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