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Ottery play tells Tale

Published: 4:54 PM July 31, 2009    Updated: 6:32 PM November 7, 2020

THEATRE fans have this week been flocking to see the New Ottregians performance of A Tale of Two Cites which kicked off a five-night stint at The King s School on Tuesday.

THEATRE fans have this week been flocking to see the New Ottregians' performance of A Tale of Two Cites which kicked off a five-night stint at The King's School on Tuesday.

Proceeds from the show, produced by Helena Williams-Pugh and starring local couple Karen and Rick Rugg, will go to Hospiscare.

Tickets (�7 or �4.50 for children) for tonight's and tomorrow's showings are available from Bagpuss on (01404) 814272, or Stagestruck on (01404) 814272.

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