What happened when Pavarotti visited the Festival Theatre? Ever wonder what the secret scribblings say in the King’s Theatre orchestra pit? And what on earth is a ‘dooket’?
With a theatrical family dating back to the 18th century, Sylvia Rose talks to Capital Theatres’ Pablo Roberts about all things heritage, the ghosts that roam the Festival Theatre corridors, and why it’s important to keep memories of past performances alive.

What happened when Pavarotti visited the Festival Theatre? Ever wonder what the secret scribblings say in the King’s Theatre orchestra pit? And what on earth is a ‘dooket’? With a theatrical family dating back to the 18th century, Sylvia Rose talks to Capital Theatres’ Pablo Roberts about all things heritage, the ghosts that roam the Festival Theatre corridors, and why it’s important to keep memories of past performances alive.

What happened when Pavarotti visited the Festival Theatre? Ever wonder what the secret scribblings say in the King’s Theatre orchestra pit? And what on earth is a ‘dooket’?
With a theatrical family dating back to the 18th century, Sylvia Rose talks to Capital Theatres’ Pablo Roberts about all things heritage, the ghosts that roam the Festival Theatre corridors, and why it’s important to keep memories of past performances alive.&nbsp;

Episode 4: Heritage

Welcome to All The World's A Stage, the dementia-friendly podcast from Capital Theatres. Presented by journalist Willy Gilder, now living with dementia, each episode showcases a different interest of a member of the dementia-friendly community in conversation with Capital Theatres. From scripts to spotlights, tea dances to technical, join Willy as he ventures into the beating heart of theatreland while finding out what measures are being taken to ensure Capital Theatres remains open and accessible to all.

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