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THIS WEEK Langney Shopping Centre £6.5 million extension takes shape

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22
Sep 2018

Under Ground Theatre: Eastbourne: Statement

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our bid to return to the Eastbourne Library Theatre was not successful
Sadly we learned today that our bid to return to the Eastbourne Library Theatre was not successful. We worked hard and put together what we considered an unequalled case to provide entertainment to all the people of Eastbourne. We would like to thank everyone, especially our volunteers and members, who have supported the charity through a very difficult time. We will now concentrate our efforts on finding a new venue to continue with as much of our programme as possible. We are still The Under Ground Theatre and we look forward to seeing you as soon in the future. (Please note The Under Ground Theatre name belongs to the Eastbourne Arts Centre Charitable Trust and it is our intellectual property)
Under Ground Theatre, 21 September 2018

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