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Free Drama Training!
Date: 7 April 2000

Another opportunity to win a free place on one of three full time acting courses run by The Academy Drama School.The Stage Newspaper and The Academy Drama School Offer FREE Training to a total value of £13,560! There will be three competetive auditions held over the May Bank Holiday weekend, one for each place offered. The auditions would normally cost £25 but are free on presentation of a voucher printed in The Stage for the next three weeks. Web site for details.

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