A scrapbook containing programmes, newspaper cuttings and photographs of the Dundee Repertory Theatre between 1948 and 1950;
'The Admirable Crichton, a fantasy in four acts' by J M Barrie with notes for the actors [Missing].
Stewart's Dundee Repertory Theatre collection
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- Dates of Creation1948-1950
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- Language of MaterialEnglish
- Physical Description1 folder
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Administrative / Biographical History
Dundee Repertory Theatre was founded in 1939 out of a collaboration between Robert Thornely who had managed the last touring company to perform at Dundee and who was looking for a home for his professional company and the amateur company the Dundee Dramatic Company. The first theatre was housed in a disused jute mill. After the premises were destroyed by a fire in 1963 the company moved to a church building on Lochee Road. This served as the theatre's home until the new Dundee Rep Theatre was opened at Tay Square in 1982.
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M. Stewart
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