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RSC Accuses Opera of Damaging Arts
Date: 5 August 1997

Adrian Noble, artistic director of the Royal Shakespeare Company declared this week that the 'antics' of the Royal Opera House management are turning people against arts activities in general and thereby damaging prospects of further National Lottery funding. The RSC is seeking �20m in lottery funding to redevelop its Stratford theatre.

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