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The joy of outdoor theatre spaces

Noah Keate tells us of his excitement for the return of outdoor theatres, reminiscing on summers past with the Shakespeare Festival in Cambridge whilst looking ahead at the new outdoor theatre in Stratford-upon-Avon’s Swan Gardens.
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