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Dulwich Festival Opens
Date: 10 September 1997

The Dulwich Festival opens this week in the village oasis in south London. Events, both amateur and professional, for the week-long festival (14-21 September) are held at various venues and include opera, drama, concerts, dance and open-air family fare. Theatre happenings include Arthur Miller's The Last Yankee and We'll Gather Lilacs.

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