Arthur Berry - His Plays at the Victoria Theatre

Arthur Berry - His Plays at the Victoria TheatreThe story of Arthurs work with Peter Cheeseman, Director of the Victoria Theatre, from 1976 to 1986 when Arthurs play St George of Scotia Road was the opening production for the New Victoria Theatre. TV interviews, and sequences with Arthur and the actors who worked with him, give an engaging insight into his writing and how his plays were realised for the stage. Film and recordings of Arthur talking about the plays and characters. photos, programmes,

She had her first hit revue “Listening In”

during which it became a major leisure destination for the people of the Potteries and Newcastle-under-Lyme

She was a floating palace the biggest and

All the importantsteps forward are illustrated with film and new scans of original visual material - sketches

It is the largest football statue in the UK

Dave Wallett

Special features on the Picture Palace and The Regent

This documentary is a non-stop timeline charting the 45 minutes prior to curtain-up on a typical performance of a play at the Mitch - presented by Newcastle Players

Coronation Year

Local newsreels

which carried goods and passengers from the 1890s to the present day

The small bust was created by the sculptors and is 23cms high and weighs 1