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FIRST THINGS FIRST THEATER FOCUSES ON QUALITY OF PERFORMANCES ARTISTIC DIRECTOR AT PALACE SAYS ACTING, SCRIPTS TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER 'FRILLS'
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Ferguson, Michele
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Appointees
/ Art exhibits
/ Artistic directors
1987
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FIRST THINGS FIRST THEATER FOCUSES ON QUALITY OF PERFORMANCES ARTISTIC DIRECTOR AT PALACE SAYS ACTING, SCRIPTS TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER 'FRILLS'
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Ferguson, Michele
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Appointees
/ Art exhibits
/ Artistic directors
1987
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FIRST THINGS FIRST THEATER FOCUSES ON QUALITY OF PERFORMANCES ARTISTIC DIRECTOR AT PALACE SAYS ACTING, SCRIPTS TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER 'FRILLS'
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FIRST THINGS FIRST THEATER FOCUSES ON QUALITY OF PERFORMANCES ARTISTIC DIRECTOR AT PALACE SAYS ACTING, SCRIPTS TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER 'FRILLS'
1987
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[Bob Shea], a New Hampshire native who grew up in Manchester and received his degree in drama from the University of New Hampshire, is the inspiring force at the Palace today. He said he has great hopes for the theater's potential and for the arts in his home state. First opened in 1915 by a wealthy Greek entrepreneur, the Palace was a hallmark theater. From the 1930s through the 1970s, the Palace served as a Vaudeville house, a movie theater, a warehouse for the federal market and a study hall for New Hampshire College. The Palace Theater hopes to expand in the future and start a troupe that would perform throughout New Hampshire. The Palace also hopes to expand its audience in Manchester.
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Boston Globe Media Partners, LLC
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