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From comfort to connection, why Shakespeare's work still resonates in this country town

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Wagga Wagga Shakespeare Club was founded in 1904 and turns 120 in July. The group claims to be the oldest continuous Shakespeare reading group in the world. Its gatherings did not stop for either World War, which members say gives them the distinction. Club president Neryl Quilty says it shows country towns can be rich in culture.

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Wagga Wagga club lays claim to title of world's oldest continuous Shakespeare reading group

For nearly 120 years, the Wagga Wagga Shakespeare Club has met monthly, leading them to claim the title of the world's oldest continuous Shakespeare reading group.

2 months ago·Australia

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