Walter Harvey Hallam

an ordinary man

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Performances

10 October, 8pm: Berkhamsted Live (King's Arms).
3 November, 2pm: Watford Museum.
9 November, 8:30pm: St Mary’s Church, Rickmansworth.
11 November, 8pm: The Maltings Theatre, St Albans.
14 November, time 8pm: The Bell, Adderbury, Oxfordshire.
15 April, 2019, time TBC: The Western Front Association, Gerrards Cross.

Some reactions

"To say I enjoyed the play doesn't quite cover it. I found it very moving and evocative. It was REALLY good!": — Alan Bickerton,
Chesham Folk Club.
"I came to see the play tonight because I'd heard such good things about it. I wasn't disappointed. It's an excellent piece of dramatisation.": — Mark Blanchard,
Watford Museum.
"I must admit, I wasn't expecting the play to be this good! The folk songs and comedy added immensely to the action and I would eagerly come to see it again.": — Ray Owen,
Watford Folk Club.

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Charities

We have a collection after the show all of which goes to charity. We cover the running costs ourselves.
Chosen beneficiaries so far have included

The New Hope Trust: which supports the homeless in a Watford.
Help for Heroes: which works with injured service men.
Save the Children: supporting children suffering the consequences of warfare
Watford Food bank

The charities have been selected by discussion amongst the cast and musicians.
— Alison Raymond.

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