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If you can help us, either ‘in kind’ (we always need people to help with back-stage, rigging, costumes, set and so on) or by becoming a Friend of Dartmouth shakespeare Week, we would love to hear from you. As a friend, you get a mention in the souvenir


programme, a ticket for that year’s production (on a night of your choosing), our eternal thanks and a free warm and fluffy feeling inside, knowing you have helped us continue producing wonderful, live theatre in the community.


This is how it works: As an individual, couple or family, you can become a ‘Friend of The Inn Theatre Company’ and in return we offer you one, two or four tickets for your chosen night at Dartmouth Shakespeare Week and a mention in our ‘role call’ of people who have helped us maintain the professionally high standards for which we have become known. As an individual, your donation of £30 gets you a ticket on your chosen night; As a couple, your donation of £50 gets you two tickets on your chosen night; As a family of four, your donation of £90 will get you four tickets on your chosen night...and our heart-felt and immense gratitude! On the other hand, you may have a business that would like to sponsor us and have an advert in our Dartmouth programme and the touring programme and, depending upon your generosity, a place on the cover as a major sponsor and two tickets to the opening night of that year’s production.


I’ve had the great privilege of working with The Inn Theatre Company. They nestle deep into the s/w coast and have perhaps the most splendid of stages- a natural setting to take your breath away.


The second breath-taking moment is their truly adept skill and mastery of delivering high quality, hugely entertaining and popular work.


They were born to speak the Bard and you were born to listen. I urge you to go and share in their joy and if need be beg, borrow or steal a ticket - but get one. See you there!


Michael Corbidge (Senior Voice and Text Associate The Royal Shakespeare Company)


We really need your help to continue with our work. If we cannot succeed in raising the requisite funds this year, it is very possible that Dartmouth Shakespeare Week and the Inn Theatre Company will cease to be. Many, many thanks for taking the time to read this and


we hope that you will be able to see your way to helping us keep Shakespeare and real, live theatre on the agenda.


For more information about what we do (and have done!) please visit our web-site; and if you would like to speak with us about becoming a sponsor/ advertiser, please do not hesitate to contact us. theinntheatrecompany@gmail.com or visit www.theinntheatrecompany.co.uk


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