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Chesterfield: Pomegranate Theatre |
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Chesterfield's popular Pomegranate Theatre started life in 1879
as the Stephenson Memorial Hall as a tribute to George Stephenson
(the inventor of the steam
train).
It also spent a part of its life as a cinema and as the Chesterfield
Civic Theatre before becoming the Pomegranate in 1982.
These days, the theatre hosts a diverse range of theatrical and musical
productions - but one of its claims to fame came in March 1958 when,
as a young Assistant Stage Manager, Diana Rigg made her stage debut
in The Passing of the Third Floor Back by Jerome K Jerome.
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