History Wardrobe: Jolly Hockey Sticks
@ Head of Steam – Darlington Railway Museum
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26 November 2017
1.30pm
£8.50 (booking is essential)
A simply smashing show about school days and school stories…What did you wear to school? What did you learn? Who taught you? Discover the often-untold tales of pioneers in education for girls, and enjoy school uniform and gym kit galore!
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Head of Steam - Darlington Railway Museum
Station Road
Darlington
DL3 6ST
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When Noël Coward’s comedy of manners ‘Private Lives’ first toured and then eventually premiered at the Phoenix Theatre in London in 1931 (starring none other than legendary actor Laurence Olivier), its second act love scene was seen as being “too risqué” for the stage.
