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A SUMMER season of shows are lined up in outdoor locations as performances return to Dorset. Dorchester Arts has announced its summer events which audiences will be able to enjoy in outdoor settings including Maumbury Rings in Dorchester and the Nothe Fort in Weymouth. For many of the shows, families can being their own picnic to enjoy – but must also be prepared for the weather. A special 'Summer Sunday' event will be held at Whitcombe Manor thanks to the owners, acclaimed author Minette Walters and her husband Alec. Events include Tess of the D’Urbervilles from Hotbuckle Produ...

The co-founder of The Guildford Shakespeare Company shares the group's plans for open-air shows in Surrey this summer

Died: March 8, 2021. IT TAKES a unique talent to write a American chart-topping single, hold a Shakespearean audience on the edge of their seats, and set a nation laughing with a sitcom performance as a brilliant bumbler. And when you add the ability to come within a goal-line of landing a full-time contract with Tottenham Hotspur FC, it gives an indication of the polymathic aptitude of the irrepressible Trevor Peacock. Peacock, who has died aged 89 from a dementia-related illness, was best known for his role of parish councillor, Jim Trott, in The Vicar of Dibley, the popular sitcom ...

Sarah Carleton ~ Director Sarah holds an MFA in Acting from Catholic University and has taught at Kean College, Seton Hall University, Adam Mickewicz in Poznan, Poland, and for the last twenty-four years at UVM. Directorial works at UVM include Tartuffe, Peter and the Starcatcher, Dracula, Our Town, The Arabian Nights, You Can’t Take it With You, Compleat Female Stage Beauty, and Noises Off. Professional directing credits include The Mousetrap, Wait Until Dark, Or, Almost Maine, and She Stoops to Conquer. Sarah is a proud member of Actors’ Equity Association with acting credits in Ne...

Last modified on Wed 10 Mar 2021 10.34 EST Trevor Peacock, the actor and songwriter, who has died aged 89 after suffering from dementia, was best known and much loved for his endearing performance as a bumbling parish councillor, Jim Trott, in The Vicar of Dibley (1994-2007), one of a delightful gallery of village worthies circling, and answering to, Dawn French’s enthusiastic parish priest. Jim’s particular dimness was manifest in an acute inability to say what he meant, prefacing a “Yes” with a string of stuttering “No’s”. This had landed him in deep trouble. He had, for insta...