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Avon Association of Drama
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One-Act Festival 2010 at Backwell Playhouse - Adjudicator Scott Marshall, MA, LGSM, GODA, ADA |
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Stage One of the All England Theatre Festival
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Friday 26 February 2010 at 7.30 |
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Apollo Players present -
Director Stage Managers
Sound & Lighting
Mary Hans Magda Kurt
Set in an internee camp 1940, the play tells of their hopes |
Seascape by Tony Rushforth
Ellie Breed Ruth Perrett Helen Briggs Nigel Bayliss
Charlotte Barnes Stephen Thomas Sarah-Jane Howard Malcolm Watson
on the Isle of Mann in two romances and and dreams. |
Kelvin Players present -
Director Stage Manager Sound & Lighting
Brent Marcia Alan Stagehand 1 Stagehand 2 Harold Phillipa Jane
Chris Adams was Awarded Trophy for Best |
Cut by Chris Adams
Mat Rees Richard Newman Imogen Luckcock
Neil Bonnett Emma Davies Tim Thornton Sarah Devanney Andy King David Parkes Sam Skelton Chrissie Gay
the Pauline Pincott Original Play |
Apollo Players present -
Director Stage Manager Sound & Lighting
Rosie Dunya Annie
Three sisters reminisce appears to be a pleasant past is transformed as secret of |
The Donahue Sisters by Geraldine Aron
Paul Jackson Gill Lewisohn Phil Sims
Janet Adams Alicia Ancel Carla Watchman
in their old attic. What meander through their they re-enact the terrible their childhood. |
Please send in photographs of your One-Act entry for inclusion here
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Saturday 27 February 2010 at 7.30 |
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Sodbury Players Youth present -
Directors
Stage Manager Lighting Sound
The House of Tudor... King Henry VII Queen Elizabeth of York Prince Arthur Princess Mary Princess Margaret Prince Henry King Henry VIII The Suitors... King James of Scotland King Louis 12th of France The Wives... Catherine of Aragon Anne Boleyn Jane Seymour Anne of Cleeves Catherine Howard Katherine Parr Other Characters... Queen Brunhilda Cardinal Campeggio Serf Lord Chancellor Narrator
The action of the play around the Tudor court and his reign as Henry VIII. the well-known history of suggests, the portrayal for its historical
Awarded the Denning
Alistair Hector was West Town Workshop for most promising |
King Henry VII, a Brief and Unreliable History by Geoff Bamber
Lin Bowden Pete Williamson Phil Lovell Tim Hunter Julian Hinton
Ross Arnott Sammie Ball George Gerrard Amber Sharpe Amy Bassett Rhiannon Williamson Alistair Hector
Cameron Hector George Ball
Rose Eastment Fran Hinton Amber Sharpe Cameron Hector Emily Parr Kirsty Scott-Dyer
Amy Bassett Ellen Gallacher Rosie Riley Dan Williamson Briana Lovett
takes place in and during Henry's early life It is a modern twist on Henry, but as the title cannot be guaranteed accuracy.
Award for Youth
awarded the Theatre for Youth youth performance |
St Ursula's Players present -
Director Stage Manager Lighting Sound
Tony Mack
An elderly actor performance of "King remembers his
Awarded the Richard Technical
Tim Smart and jointly awarded the Cup for
Awarded the for Overall |
The Invisible Man by Jennifer Johnston
Marie O'Sullivan Andrea Harrington Mike Bartlett Mike Chant
Andy Rusbridge Tim Smart
prepares for a Lear" as he childhood.
Brayshaw Cup Award
Andy Rusbridge were Goodway Memorial Best Actor
Alexander Trophy Winning Production |
Sodbury Players present -
Director Stage Manager & Sound Lighting Assistant Director
Paul Kathy Tony
Paul and his wife Kathy, the funeral of former man Tony, re-visit the past uncomfortable memories for both |
You and Me Makes Three by Mark Seaman
Mark Seaman Stephen Bashford Tim Hunter Sue Bridgeman
Richard Browne Nicky Shipton Grant McCotter
on returning home from long-term friend and best and some potentially and revelations of them. |
From
left to right are:
Andy Rusbridge (joint winner with Tim Smart - not present in
this photo') of Best Actor
Scott Marshall - Adjudicator
Marie O'Sullivan - Director of "The
Invisible Man", Best Production
Andrea Harrington - Stage Manager with the
Technical Achievement Award.
