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		<title>By: Theatre Royal Drury Lane</title>
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		<description>Some 56 years after Drewrie Lane became Drury Lane, the Theatre Royal Drury Lane was completed. The oldest theatre in London is the oldest in the world. It showed it&#039;s first theatrical performance in 1663 and is said to be the most haunted theatre in England and home to a number of thespian ghosts!</description>
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