Theatre Programmes
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Frequently Asked Questions:
Do you know anywhere I can get hold of posters?
Can you send them to me first, and then I'll get the cash to you?
Can I pick them up myself? I don't trust the post office. Where do you live?
I've got a whole stack of programmes for the King and I, in which my sister Doris sang in the chorus. Would you like to buy them?
Do you have anything else starring my sister Doris?
When are you going to start cataloguing your opera, ballet and classical music programmes?
What about postage?
Who are you?
Frequently Told Answers:
No I don't know anywhere you can get hold of posters.
No I won't send them to you first. Cash, or cheque. When you arrive, then I send them out.
Yes, you can pick them up in person. I live in London.
I'm afraid I'm not yet interested in buying. By all means send me your name and address so I can get back to you, but at the moment I've got more than enough.
It depends what else she's been in. I can only help if you tell me the plays or musicals she was in. And the more details the better. Virtually everything I have is from London. Golders Green Hippodrome is just about the furthest field I go, and I don't have anything before 1949 either, so questions about the Ibsen season in 1929 at the Swan in Basingstoke are going to get a negative, I'm afraid.
Postage is generally free, except for those of you living abroad. The more you buy you buy the more generous I will feel. The same goes for bulk orders.
I am Peter Briffa, and I also write plays. You won't find any programmes for any of my stuff up here, but if you want to find out more about me you can check out Sam Shammas' site and also my drug hell's where, as PETE BRIFFA, I don my rock journalist hat, and interview one of England's loudest bands.
August 14th 2002