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Wallingford Drama Festival |
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16th - 21st June 2002 |
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| " You should always look after your teeth - and that tip came up trumps for Henley Operatic and Dramatic Society at the Corn Exchange Drama Festival. |
| Their production of dental drama 'Teeth' scooped the Best Production award, beating off strong competition from Abingdon Drama Club, who won the Punter's Prize with 'Effie's Burning' by Valerie Windsor. |
| Director Heather Simpkin told the Arts Standard: " I am just so delighted for the cast. We did extremely well in Henley when we won the Best Actor award and we were overall runners-up, but this is the ultimate reward for the talent and commitment that was shown by so many people on and off stage." Review Henley Standard July 19th 2002 |
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Final review and presentation of awards by Colin Dolley |
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| Henley Amateur Operatic and Dramatic Society - Teeth by Tom Stoppard |
Best Overall Production |
| Abingdon Drama Club - Effie's Burning by Valerie Windsor |
Punters' Prize |
| Burghfield & Sulhampstead Youth Theatre - Can You Hear the Music by David Campton |
Best Junior Production |
| The Domino Players - Chamber Music by Arthur Kopit |
Commended Award |
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Cast & Production - Teeth |
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| Agnes - Pam Pitts | Flora - Leah Corlett | George - Tim Harling |
| Harry - Ioan Harvard | Wife - Naomi Vallence | Mary - Naomi Vallence |
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Directed by Heather Simpkin |
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Unsung heroes include Lorraine, Gill, Kate and Rod. |
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