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Avon Association of Drama |
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Five Counties Youth Festival at the Memorial Hall, Rangeworthy - Adjudicator Marie O'Sullivan, LLAM, GODA |
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The Festival was hosted by the Court Players, Rangeworthy, South Gloucestershire
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Saturday 25 April 2009 - Matinee St Gregory Youth Theatre, Somerset |
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Thin Skin Bull / Child Teacher / Father / Santa / Boy Ensemble
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Thin Skin by Mike Kenny by kind permission of Sayle Screen Ltd
Laurence Morgan Greg Wolfman Stephen House Amelia Saunders Martha Stone Phoebe Stone Katherine Totterdell Juliette Totterdell Daisy Wolfman |
Director Assisted by Lighting Stage Design and Management Music composed & played by Choreography
Plays reveal what it feels like to be behaviour, at least not
Awarded the Mike Bishop |
Liz Brown Belinda Morgan Nick Bright Peter House Archie Wolfman Louise Barrett (Pretty Good Girl Dance Company)
human, they do not change in any predictable way.
Award for Winning Team...
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Saturday 25 April 2009 - Matinee Sodbury Players Youth Section, SPYS (Avon) |
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Poster Mum / Assistant Miranda / Girl one Jessica / Girl Two Interrogator / Carpenter / Priest Clock One / Youth / Father Clock / Youth / Husband Witch Comedian / Torturer Girl / Assistant / Rosie MC / Apple Seller Mrs Grouse Witch's Mother |
Hanging the Witch by Ian Barraclough
Sammie Ball Kirsty Scott-Dyer Ellen Gallacher Sophie Reynolds Briana Lovett Dan Williamson Lauren Moran Rose Eastment Heather Nicholls Mary Blannin Rosie Riley Alison Wildgoose Amber Sharpe |
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Stage Manager Sound Lighting
A girl faces trial |
Lin Bowden Kayleigh Rose Pete Williamson Lin Bowden Peter Williamson Tim Hunter
for being a witch |
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Saturday 25 April 2009 - Matinee Redland Green School, (Bristol) |
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Narrator 1 Narrator 2 Voice 1 Voice 2 Voice 3 Voice 4 Voice 5 Voice 6 Voice 7 Voice 8 Voice 9 Voice 10 Guard 1 Guard 2 Musician |
Teen People by Mark Rees
Luke Stafford Lucy Wilkinson Kaya Brown Rhiannon Leyden-Preece Jess Bell Callum Ramsden Lydia Mather Christina Daisley Sally Best Sarah Smith Rosie Richardson Rebecca Spencer Izzy Hastings Ibrahim Bashir Imogen Lloyd |
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Setting: Teen Camp. |
Sarah Woodbury Joy Peters
Period: The Future - 2055 |
Photographs published with the permission of the Headteacher
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Saturday 25 April 2009 - Evening Oldland Youth, (Gloucestershire) |
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Foetus Number One Foetus Number Two Foetus Number Three
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Deliver us Not by Lee Howard & Greg Gamble
Danny Johnson Hannah Johnson Emma James
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Director Stage Manager Lighting Sound
Three Foetuses sharing a womb debate trying to come to terms with their The characters present a trio of who is convinced that there is nothing sees her time in the womb as a cosmic the last foetus takes a sane, sober, "wait |
Gill Lewisohn Andrew Moffett Matt Cotton Gordon James
the possibilities of life after birth, impending due date. philosophies, including an atheist after birth. Another foetus womb as a cosmetic deception and and see" approach to the next world. |
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Saturday 25 April 2009 - Evening Pewsey Vale Amateur Dramatic Society Youth Section, (Wiltshire) |
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Head / Mr Marshal / Dennis Pearce Miss Chillingworth / Nurse / Mrs Phillips Wendy Dewar-Durie / Evacuee / Betty Mrs Blackman / Mary / Home Guard Margaret Pearce / Dulcie / Schoolgirl / Dolly Crook Mr Cook / Mr Wickham / Amor Joyce / Miss Pinchen McDougal / Evacuee / Dr Bryne / Kimber Winifred Sutton / Evacuee Humphries / Lewis / Postman Stella / Margaret Heron Jacob / Rudman Rebekkah / Margaret Carr Milly Perry / Mrs Goddard |
I Remember.....(Pewsey at War) by Nettie Powell
Ben Batemen Claire Gent Cherry Mawby Poppy Bunce Kate Powell Joel Bottoms Abi James Michael Rice Lucy Brown Lewis Nicholls Jo Barley Ryan Hughes Jessica Ward Jemima Thompson |
Director Lighting Sound
The effects of World War 2 on Vale of Pewsey. All the names facts researched from interviews Heritage Centre, School log our local |
Nettie Powell Rob Bottoms Jonathan Barley
children and families in the and references in the play are true with local residents, the Pewsey books, County Records and historian. |
Adjudication of the performances was by Marie O'Sullivan GODA