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The Escapees Theatre Company

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Address
74-80 Frawley rd
Hallam 3802

Venue
74-80 Frawley rd, hallam, 3802, Hallam Senior College Theatre

Company information
The Escapees Theatre Company is a not for profit company which was founded in 2007. It comprises of students and ex students of Hallam Senior College as well as members of the wider community. Our theatre company is renowned for writing and performing original works, giving us a different feel to many other theatre companies. For more information, please visit our website: http://www.escapeestc.com

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Past productions

2010
They Had It Coming10/09/2010 - 11/09/2010
Improvisation Classes08/08/2010 - 29/08/2010


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The Escapees Theatre Company
Students and ex-students of Hallam Senior College as well as members of the broader community get involved in amateur theatre productions. The company is known for devising original performances


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