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Lights Burning Blue: A love of the theatre, a memory of murder.
Andrew Cullum
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Lights Burning Blue is a tender story of an unlikely friendship, and also a page-turning thriller set in the world of the theatre. Brooke McCarthy left drama school over a year ago. After many months of waiting for her big break, she gets a job with The Edwardian Palace Theatre Company on the south coast. Why did I feel slightly ashamed of the fact that my first real job since leaving college is stage-managing? It’s an important job. Vital in fact, and it can be a very rewarding and challenging career. Except in my case I didn’t really want ... Read more
Lights Burning Blue is a tender story of an unlikely friendship, and also a page-turning thriller set in the world of the theatre. Brooke McCarthy left drama school over a year ago. After many months of waiting for her big break, she gets a job with The Edwardian Palace Theatre Company on the south coast. Why did I feel slightly ashamed of the fact that my first real job since leaving college is stage-managing? It’s an important job. Vital in fact, and it can be a very rewarding and challenging career. Except in my case I didn’t really want ... Read more
Product Details
Publisher
Troubador Publishing United Kingdom
Number of pages
256
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2016
Condition
New
Number of Pages
256
Place of Publication
Market Harborough, United Kingdom
ISBN
9781784625214
SKU
V9781784625214
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Ref
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About Andrew Cullum
Andrew Cullum has worked as an actor, mainly in theatre, in roles as diverse as Richard III on a national tour, Dame in pantomime, and the title role in The Jolly Postman. Andrew has also narrated several audiobooks.
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