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Humble Boy at Tolethorpe Hall

Humble Boy (photo Credit Nick Farka (Red and Round).
The terrific set for Humble Boy

This was my third visit to Tolethorpe Hall, had the Covid crisis not intervened it would certainly have been more. All three visits have one thing in common, the performances were outstanding.

Humble Boy written by Charlotte Jones was exceptionally good, I thoroughly enjoyed it as did all of our party of eight.

The weather was unkind with sporadic heavy showers, luckily most of the heaviest rain fell during the interval.

The play was new to me, it is well written and extremely funny. The acting was excellent the characters were believable, the timing, brilliant.

The set also deserves a mention, as with all the sets for the plays I have seen at Tolethorpe it was beautifully designed, well made and the build quality appeared outstanding.

It was a very professional production.

A truly magical evening, thank you Stamford Shakespeare Company.

I am looking forward to next year’s season of plays.

If this has aroused your interest, please visit Stamford Shakespeare Company’s website: https://stamfordshakespeare.co.uk/

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