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Forest Forge present “The World Outside” at Colehill Memorial Hall

October 2011

On Friday, Ringwood based, professional theatre company Forest Forge came to perform their play “The  World Outside” in the Memorial Hall. They have a long history of taking professional theatre to rural venues and the play was specially written for their 30th anniversary. The story concerns the homecoming of members of a New Forest family and was inspired by research and interviews with people living and working in the region. The performances were superb and the play itself thought-provoking and mysterious. Over 80 people attended – photographs below:

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