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OUTLINE FiddlerOnThe Roof


Thewonderful Fiddleronthe Roof is thesummer choice forthe STCMusical Societythis year.


Broadway and 2,030 performances in London in the 60s. Since then it has been performed somewhere in the world every year since. A moving story of a Jewish


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community in Tsarist Russia at the start of the 20th century, it focuses on one particular family – the family of Tevye the milkman, his wife and five daughters and their joys, their struggles and their fight to hold on to their traditions. Full of wonderful music,


dancing and humour it is a show not to be missed. The show runs from Tuesday, May 29, to Friday, June 2, at the Dolman Theatre, Newport.


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ne of the best musicals ever, it ran for 3,242 performances on


Tickets are prices at £9 for the Tuesday performance and £10 for


performances from Wednesday to Friday. Tickets are available from the Central Library in Newport’s


john Frost Square or by calling 01633 841452 or 07854 848749. They are also available from www.dolmantheatre.co.uk or the Dolman Theatre box office, which is open on Saturdays from 10am to 2pm.


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