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Drama group to stage winning play

Published: 12:17 PM May 17, 2007 Updated: 11:23 PM February 22, 2021

THE one-act play that earned Royston-based drama group Cads success at the recent Cambridge Drama Festival is to be staged tomorrow (Friday) and Saturday. Tom Stoppard s A Separate Peace will be performed with The Allotment, which is the group s entry in

THE one-act play that earned Royston-based drama group Cads success at the recent Cambridge Drama Festival is to be staged tomorrow (Friday) and Saturday.

Tom Stoppard's A Separate Peace will be performed with The Allotment, which is the group's entry in the Haverhill Drama Festival.

Both plays will be performed at Greneway School, Royston, at 7.30pm.

Tickets on the door will cost £5.

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