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From: Express & Echo (Exeter UK)
Date: 20071018
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Sidmouth Amateur Dramatic Society is staging its autumn production at the Manor Pavilion Theatre for only three more days!

Wilkie Collins' classic tale The Woman in White has been adapted for the stage by Constance Cox and maintains all the disturbing intrigue of the original text.

From a strange meeting one moonlit night on Hampstead Heath to love and betrayal in Cumberland, this is a tale that will continue to keep the audience on the edge of its seat.

The performance starts at 7.30pm. The show runs until Saturday, when there will also be a matinee at 2.30pm. Tickets cost pounds8.

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