York Theatre Royal Youth Theatre in Roald Dahl show

York Theatre Royal Youth Theatre in Roald Dahl show

Details: 01 September 2016; 01 September 2016; 13 September 2016

"For Molly, 18, the Grand High Witch is her first principal role for the youth theatre in her fourth year after roles in The Tempest and The Circle Of Chalk: a grand farewell before studying at the Royal Academy of Live and Recorded Arts in London from later this month."

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