Drama in the Dale’s current project; The Body on Killhope Moor is moving on apace. Using the findings of the research group the writers have devloped a script which is nearing completion. Our next step is to start rehearsals.
“Titus Harrison of Killhope was tending his flock when he found a box protruding from the ground. When he kicks the box, it reveals human remains…”
Fancy yourself a bit of an actor or back stage help? Why not get involved with our performance about the body that was found on Killhope Moor in 1921. The script for the play is almost at its final stages. As always, we will be looking for budding actors to bring the play to life, costumes makers and more. So, sign-up to our mailing list for regular updates on how you can get involved.
Become a member and have free access to all workshops, updates on any finds, and first access to tickets for the performances that will performed at Killhope Lead Mining Museum in August 2021, 100 years after the body was found.
Project Artwork by Greener Lavelle & Design by Wayne Gamble
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