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  <dc:title>Mercury Theatre</dc:title>
  <dc:description>Eight programmes for productions at the Mercury Theatre, Notting Hill Gate,, as follows:
* Murder in the Cathedral, by T S Eliot, produced in 1935 (the first London production after the play's debut at Canterbury Cathedral).
* The ascent of F.6,. by W H Auden and Christopher Isherwood with music by Benjamin Britten, produced in 1937.
* A new comedy of errors, adapted from Plautus, Shakespeare and Moliere, produced in 1940.
* This way to the tomb! by Ronald Duncan and Benjamin Britten, produced in 1946.
* The family reunion, by T S Eliot, produced in 1946.
* A double bill programme for A pound on demand, by Sean O'Casey, and Happy as Larry, by Donagh MacDonagh, produced in 1947.
* A James Bridie double bill programme for The dragon and the dove, and A change for the worse, produced in 1947.
* The playboy of the western world, by J M Synge, produced in 1948 and starring Winifred Brambell and Hugh Griffith.</dc:description>
  <dc:date>1935-1948</dc:date>
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