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Aug 19, 2026
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  1. Article · Aug 19, 2026 · James Backwater

    Review: The 'delightful' Half a Sixpence at the Frinton Summer Theatre (opens the original)

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    James Backwater reviews Half a Sixpence at the Frinton Summer Theatre. You can find it under a Big Top above the beach at Frinton-on-Sea. And it’s hard to imagine a more fitting setting for Half a Sixpence. With its story set beside the sea in Folkestone, there’s something rather magical about watching it unfold under canvas, with the beach and sea just beyond the tent. Frinton Summer Theatre’s production of Half a Sixpence is a delightful, toe-tapping, heart-warming, banjo-strumming series of c

  2. Article · Jul 25, 2026 · James Backwater

    Review: 'Magnificent' production of Sweeney Todd at Frinton Summer Theatre (opens the original)

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    FRINTON Summer Theatre's season continued this week with a truly magnificent production of Stephen Sondheim's masterpiece, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street. Visceral and passionate in equal measure, this actor-musician production saw 10 immensely talented performers at the very top of their game. For the first time in its history, Frinton Summer Theatre transformed the McGrigor Hall into a traverse space, with a central catwalk and audience seated on all sides, creating a mesmerisi

  3. Article · Jul 21, 2026 · James Backwater

    Review: Murder mystery proves a hit at Frinton Summer Theatre (opens the original)

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    James Backwater reviews Write Me A Murder at Frinton Summer Theatre. Striding purposefully across Juliette Demoulin's suitably aristocratic faded green drawing-room set, six actors making their Frinton Summer Theatre debuts deliver assured and captivating performances in this rarely performed thriller by Frederick Knott, the master of the English whodunnit. Best known for Dial M for Murder and Wait Until Dark, Knott sandwiched this equally engaging brain teaser between its more famous sibling ti

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