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Avon Association of Drama |
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2011 Best of British Drama Finals at the Wyvern Theatre, Swindon. Adjudicator, Mike Tilbury, GoDA |
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Final round of the Best of British Drama Festival, with contestants from England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland
Sponsored by John Lewis
For the Best of British Drama dedicated website, follow this link
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Friday 1 July 2011 |
Saturday 2 July 2011 |
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England Old Town Theatre Company, of Swindon
Frank Honey
Director Stage Manager Sound Choreography
Fight Sequences
Frank's Tatoo |
The Recidivists by Matthew Cliff
Ryan Gilks Bob Charman
Peter Edge-Partington Doug Morris Louise Hume Debbie Charman Peter Edge-Partington Bob Charman Ryan Gilks Nicola King of HennaHeaven.co.uk
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Northern Ireland The Newpoint Players of Newry and Warrenpoint
Ruby Lynette Jodie
Director Light & Sound Stage Manager Live Sound Effects |
Can't Stand Up for Falling Down by Richard Cameron
Denise Hughes Danielle Slevin Helen Cooper
Paul McParland Paul McParland Dessie Slevin Dessie Slevin |
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Wales The New 'Tabs' Players of Milford Haven
David Derek Ian
Director Stage Crew
Sound and Lighting
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A Kind of Vesuvius by Gillian Plowman
Jim Roberts Gary Crane David Bowen
Sue Williams John Kinder Jean Solomon Lynette Thorpe Wayne Morse
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Scotland Tryst Theatre 'C' of Larbert, near Falkirk
Marc Serge Yvan
Director Stage Manager ASM Lighting Sound Props & Continuity
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Art (Act 1) by Yasmina Resa translated by Christopher Hampton
Alan Clark Brian Paterson Craig Murray
Alan Clark Jimmy Cairns Peter Tripney Jim Allan David Allan Brian Tripney
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Photographs by Ray Bulmer
Swindon is a thriving modern town
The Wyvern Theatre...
Reception for the Mayor of Swindon (right), with Ann Aplin and Gordon Hibbert
Front of House staff
All-England Chairman Ann Aplin with the adjudicator, Mike Tilbury, GoDA
The Swindon Town Crier was out and about doing his bit
Technical Rehearsals for the English Team...
Technical Rehearsals for the Welsh Team...
Technical Rehearsals for the Irish Team...
Technical Rehearsals for the Scottish Team...
In the Green Room...
Friday evening reception and entertainment...
Saturday morning at the Mayor's Parlour...
Saturday afternoon - a Rehearsed Reading of the winning script, "Sinking" by Les Clarke,
in the Geoffrey Whitworth Playwriting Competition...
The final adjudications
Ashley Heath introduces the guests

Les Clarke, winner of the Geoffrey Whitworth Playwriting Competition
"And now, the winning team is from...
Scotland..! "

...and Kate won the raffle...
The Festival Organisers with the representative from the sponsors John Lewis