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Kathryn, 17, found life in THE 1900 HOUSE a far cry from her years
at boarding school, but was attracted to the opportunity to live
more closely with her family. This closeness included sharing a
bedroom with her twin sisters, Hilary and Ruth, 11, which proved
to have limited charms. Kathryn's interests in theater and dance
were put largely on hold during her stay in 1900, although she did
work up a song-and-dance routine with her mother that they auditioned
for London's only remaining 19th-century music hall. She had to
take a cold-turkey break from her passion for club-hopping and admits
to one clandestine phone call to a girlfriend to check out plot
developments on her favorite soap opera, EASTENDERS. She's now returned
to Richard Huish College to continue her studies in Politics, English,
and Performing Arts.
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