Wired on Radio Borders interview: Borders Youth Theatre 'Murder in the Casbah'

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Dom from Borders Youth Theatre called in to tell the Wired team all about the Melrose group's forthcoming productions. The junior group will be showcasing 'Happy Days' and the Melrose seniors will be performing the Sherlock Holmes classic, 'Murder at the Casbah'. Both plays will be performed at The Wynd Theatre in Melrose on Friday 13th and Saturday 14th December at 7.30pm. Tickets are available on the door or can be purchased in advance by calling: 0789 662 0404. For more information about Borders Youth Theatre visit: www.bordersyouththeatre.co.uk

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