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Portland spies artwork: A red backgroud, a lighthouse sat on an island silhouetted behind two black illustrations of two people kissing. The female figure is hugging the male figure while he is passing a white briefcase saying Top Secret to a hand reaching out from the side of the image. Text reads: Portland Spies. Step into the story. Based on the incredible true story.

Step Into the Story: Portland Spies

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Step into the theatrical world of Portland Spies in this unique and insightful stage tour, plus meet-and-greet opportunity with members of the show team.
Explore the set, props, characters and real-life history that inspired the production, and discover how this thrilling true story of love, secrecy and espionage is being brought to life on stage in conversation with members of the creative team.
A unique chance to experience the world of Portland Spies up close, whether or not you are coming to see a performance – though we very much hope you do!
Map Venue MarkerNorthcott Theatre
Sat 13 Mar 2027
04:30 PM
£5.00
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Running time: 60 minutes, no interval

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