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Every day during term-time our actors play ARP Wardens, Somme soldiers and VAD nurses in the Blitz and Trench Experiences as well as a family show at Christmas and many corporate bookings. This is where Spectrum began way back in 1987 and where we are delighted to be the resident theatre company, providing entertainment every day. 'The Pregnant Man' originated here and most recently our actors have enchanced the Science Horizons events. We operate a schools and family programme here with characters ranging from a Saxon storyteller to a Suffragette. Here you can meet Maeve Dawson, landlady in 'Sailortown' and in October 2007 Ellen Craft, who disguised herself as a white man to help her husband escape slavery! Meet characters ranging from Mary Anning, Lyme Regis' famous fossil hunter to C18th botanist Carl Linnaeus! Our characters often visit this delightful outpost of the NHM. National Maritime Museum Greenwich Our actors work at all three sites here - The Royal Observatory, The Queen's House and the National Maritime Museum itself - storytelling, lecture theatre shows and encounter characters can all be enjoyed here. This wonderful house remains unchanged since the 1880s and using material taken from Marion Sambourne's diaries, Spectrum actors people the house once more in role as Mrs Sambourne, Mrs Reffelle the Housekeeper, Mr Otley the Groom and Edie the Housemaid. Our performers were a major factor in the venue winning the Sandford Award for educational excellence. The newly-refurbished museum opens in November 2007 when we will be providing a daily programme. Meet Florence Nightingale and Mary Seacole during term-time and holidays and now Florence's Maid Florrie Bigger gives visitors a greater insight into the character of Florence herself. Actors performing as Marie-Antoinette, Mme de Pompadour and Van Dyke enhance this lovely house just off Oxford Street. Our frequent collaborations with Spacedog means that Spectrum can service all your audio-visual needs too. Recent work includes web-casts for the London Transport Museum and Lambeth Archives. |
