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Season of Renewal o after all that, it’s back to then the usual varied top-class touring arts richmond normal, if there ever is such a repertory leading up to its own panto Stime. And as always, the autumn Aladdin opening on 7 December. Young Laureates season is overflowing with new www.atgtickets.com/richmond programmes and the challenge of Writers’ Festival with Down the road at the Hampton Hill fitting it all in. Playhouse Teddington Theatre Club Axel Scheffler So, for theatre, we have the Orange opens with Someone Who’ll Watch The Young Writers' Festival is open to Tree Theatre’s International Season , Over Me by Frank McGuinness from 16 all young people who live in or attend with the famous theatre-in-the-round to 22 September and Calendar Girls school/clubs in the Borough of lighting up again with Yours for the from 30 September to 6 October Richmond upon Thames. The Festival Asking from 5 September, and the first (www.ttc-boxoffice.org.uk), and the is a chance to show writing skills of coffee concert with the Allegri String Richmond Shakespeare Society at the any form: stories, descriptive writing, Quartet on Sunday 9 September at Mary Wallace Theatre with The poems, playlets, lyrics for songs: 11.00 am (020 8940 3633), while the Farndale Avenue Housing Estate whatever the imagination can devise. Richmond Theatre kicks off its autumn Townswomen’s Guild Dramatic Society season with Hysteria from 20 to 25 Murder Mystery from 22 to 29 Axel Scheffler (Gruffalo illustrator) will August, then Angelina Ballerina The September (020 8744 0547). present the top Laureates at a gala Musical – a real treat for the kids – event in The Orange Tree Theatre in Where else can you have four such from 30 August to 2 September, and February, and will do drawings for the varied and excellent theatres in one Laureate winners. Michael Frayn and Antony London borough, plus the Rose across the frontier in Kingston? The Rose has There are four age groups with prizes. Beevor at arts richmond Terry Pratchett’s Mort the Musical The two top entrants are appointed book events at LitFest from 29 August to 1 September, then the borough’s Young Laureate for the Cirque du Ciel from 6 to 9 2013, with an award of Two arts richmond events scheduled September, Somerset Maugham’s The £200, and Junior Laureate for the Richmond upon Thames Sacred Flame from 13 to 22 (£100). The Laureate Literature Festival in November have September, and The Second Mrs awards are generously been announced. Tanqueray from 27 September to 27 supported by the Malcolm Richards Fund. See arts richmond website for Michael Frayn will be talking about his October, and many one-off events – rules and more details. hilarious novel Skios at the Orange including Richard Eyre – in between. Tree Theatre on Sunday 25 November www.rosetheatrekingston.org Closing date 14 December. at 2.30 pm. Tickets now on sale from Meanwhile the Puppet Theatre moors Reviews of recent drama productions Orange Tree box office 020 8940 3633. its barge on Richmond Riverside until by the Young Laureates 2012 are on And Antony Beevor will be the latest 29 September (07836 202 745). page 4. distinguished author in the Books for The Richmond Film Society , Our Time series, talking about his new celebrating its 50 th season, starts it arts richmond book, The Second World War , and with Submarine on Tuesday 18 Photography Exhibition much more at the Duke Street Church, September at a new venue, Room G5 25-28 October 2012 with Richmond, on Wednesday 14 St Mary’s University College, November at 7.30 pm. He’ll be in Twickenham at 8.00 pm. Its members Jay Charnock FRPS conversation with Ion Trewin , leading are welcome at the Strawberry Hill It’s time to be thinking about your publisher and Literary Director of the Gothic Film Season – see page 4. entries for the ninth arts richmond Booker Prize. Ticket arrangements to www.richmondfilmsociety.org.uk be announced. Photography Exhibition, to be held in the prestigious Octagon Room at Music arts richmond Orleans House in October. We’re ShowCoach outings and looking for striking photographs from Twickenham Choral Society starts the holidays everyone - whatever their level of season in fine form with Mozart’s experience - who enjoys using a Requiem at St Martin’s in the Fields on Thursday 27 September : Hogarth camera and would like to see their Thursday 6 September (020 8894 House/Chiswick House results on public display. There’s no 3231), Barnes Music Society has Sam 8-11 October: The holiday – Castles defined subject – it’s your choice - but Haywood, piano, on Wednesday 3 and Gardens of Kent – has been we’d particularly like to see examples October at 8.00 pm at the Methodist postponed to 20-23 May 2013 of ‘street photography’ that captures Church, Station Road, Barnes, followed Thursday 18 October: British what people, places and events, at the weekend by its children’s Museum, Shakespeare: Staging the caught in the moment, look like today. concert, Chalemina: Mr Fezziwig’s Ball , World Entrants can expect to see at least one on Saturday 6 October at 2.30 pm, Tuesday 13 November: Top Hat at the of their prints in the show. same venue (0844 871 3092). Aldwych Theatre Saturday 1 December: Christmas Old The entry form explains how to send in Richmond Concert Society opens its Time Music Hall Concert at the your entries: for your copy email season with the Onyx Brass at the Normansfield Theatre, Teddington [email protected] (or call 020 LiveRoom at the RFU Stadium on Sunday 13 January: Sir Colin Davis 8876 2822). The selectors will be Tuesday 25 September at 7.45 pm and LSO concert at the Barbican chaired by Jay Charnock FRPS, chair of (020 8892 1456). the Visual Art Group of the Royal Thursday 18 February: Carmen at the Photographic Society. In case you hadn’t noticed, Lady Gaga Royal Albert Hall is at the RFU stadium on 8 and 9 Please see website and yellow flyers in Closing date 30 September. September (0844 879 4376). mailing. arts richmond The Musical Museum at Brentford has Wedding Band on 19 September, and Drama Festival a Waltzing to the Wurlitzer social Taurus on 28 September afternoon on Saturday 8 September at www.wowjazz.org for New Writing 2.30 pm, a concert The Music Goes The Normansfield Theatre at the and Roy Purdue Trophy Round and Round on Saturday 15 September at 3.00 pm, a Pianola Langdon Down Centre, Teddington, is Drama Groups are invited to submit Workshop on Saturday 22 September offering a ten week course, A Taste of entries for the arts richmond Drama at 11.00 am, a Theatre Organ Day on Opera, presented by Glyn Paul, Festival for New Writing at the Orange Saturday 29 September at 11.00 am, a starting 19 September. Tree Theatre in March 2013, when six Gala Wurlitzer Concert on Saturday 29 (020 8614 5100) finalists will be invited to perform the September at 7.30 pm, and is showing There’s a Come-and-Sing Open works. the films One Hundred Men and a Girl Rehearsal for the Thames on Sunday 2 September and Flying The rules can be seen on the Philharmonic Choir on Tuesday 25 Down to Rio on Sunday 16 September, arts richmond website. September at the Granard School, both at 3.00 pm (020 8560 8108). Westleigh Avenue, Putney SW15 6XA. Closing date Sunday 30 September. Dysart Arms in Petersham has classical Contact 020 8979 5054 or arts richmond guitar, classical piano, and jazz piano, [email protected]. on many Thursday, Friday and Swan Drama & Musical Saturday evenings. Next Sunday And don’t miss: Awards with Jason Bowyer evening concert on 7 October: piano • The Mayor’s Last Night of the Proms Dinner and Sing-a-Long (with and Claire Ireland recital by Veronika Shoot. www.thedysartarms.co.uk live coverage of the Last Night) in aid The shortlist for the arts richmond of the Mayor’s Charities, Saturday 8 Kew Sinfonia’s next concert is on Swan Drama & Musical Awards for September from 6.45 pm at the Cole Saturday 6 October at St Anne’s productions in the season 2011-2012 Court Centre, 150 London Road, Church, Kew Green, at 8.00 pm. will be honoured at the Nominations Twickenham (020 8940 1892). Evening on Thursday 6 September in [email protected] York House, Twickenham, and the The Eel Pie Club meets at the Cabbage • The new exhibition at the winners will be announced at the Gala Patch, London Road, Twickenham, on Museum of Richmond in Whittaker Awards Presentation on Sunday 23 Wednesday evenings 12 September Avenue, Royal Minstrels to Rock and September in the St George’s Suite, with the Rollin’ Stoned and 26 Roll: 500 years of music-making in Twickenham RFU Stadium, hosted by September with Paul Cox and Charlie Richmond (020 8332 1141) arts richmond Presidents for 2012 Fabert Band (08444 771 000). • And start looking forward to th Jason Bowyer PNEAC and Claire celebrating the 100 anniversary of Way Out West at the Orange Tree pub Ireland. Gustav Holst living in Barnes with in Richmond on Wednesdays with Tim Barnes Music Society, Barnes Choir Because of the interest in these Whitehead on 5 September, Matt and Friends of St Mary’s in March events, attendance is by invitation Wates on 12 September, Runaway 2013. only. Visual Arts The Marble Hill Society has Tracy Twickenham Alive Borman on Great Queens on Friday 7 Richmond Art Society’s meetings this Film Festival September at 7.30 for 8.00 pm at season are at a new venue, the Marble Hill. The Twickenham Alive Film Festival American International University, www.marblehillsociety.org.uk links Twickenham’s distinguished film Queen’s Road, Richmond. RAS has history and legendary musical The Richmond and District Decorative two meetings in September: heritage. and Fine Arts Society meets at the Wednesday 12 September Jo Rymer Duke Street Church, Richmond on on the Barbizon Artists of The Festival is launched at Strawberry Tuesday 4 September at 8.00 pm for Fontainebleau, and 26 September Hill House on Friday 24 August with a Stephen Duffy, curator of 19 th century Clare Ford-Wille on The Dutch Revolt ‘pop-up cinema showing’ at 8.30 pm paintings and exhibitions at the Against the Spanish , both at 8.00 pm. (doors open 7.00 pm) of Stand By Me , Wallace Museum on Founders and www.richmondartsociety.com. based on Stephen King’s The Body Treasures of the Wallace Collection (http://wearecinema.co.uk). During Twickenham Art Circle’s Autumn www.richmonddfas.com the year Twickenham will highlight Exhibition is at the Landmark Arts films shown by various local There’s a Forum Meeting at the Centre, Teddington, from Friday 7 organisations, and then will promote a Richmond Society on Thursday 20 September to Sunday 9 September, community film event after Easter. September at the Vestry Hall, Paradise with affordable art in a wide variety of There will be awards for the best films. Road, Richmond at 7.45 pm: a chance media and styles. www.twickenhamalive.com to give your views on subjects of www.twickenhamartcircle.org.uk current and local interest. Orleans House Gallery’s exhibition Hon FRPS with Travels on Thursday 13 www.richmondsociety.co.uk Polemically Small continues until 23 September and Phil Quarry FRPS on September, and its counterpart in the Thursday 20 September on FRPS & Museums Riverside Gallery in the Old Town Hall, after – Downhill all the Way. On and arts centres Whittaker Avenue, Richmond, Thursday 27 September there’s Print Polemically Smaller until 22 Analysis with Tom Davie ARPS judging. The Museum of Richmond’s current September. At the Stables Gallery , All at 8.00 pm at the Kew Community exhibition is Royal Minstrels and Rock 2012 Dreams continues until end Centre, The Avenue, Kew. For group and Roll: 500 years of music making in September. Then from 29 September meetings, see www.rtps.org.uk Richmond. there’s The Big 4.0: Highlights from The Museum is celebrating the the Richmond Borough Art Collection Talks Olympics and the Torch coming to at Orleans House, and Thames Speaker Bercow is at U3A’s Richmond with a special exhibition, Triumphant , the works of artist Sydney Wednesday meeting on Wednesday R Jones, at the Riverside (020 8831 26 September at 2.30 pm in the 6000) Join arts richmond Clarendon Hall, York House, At the Fountain Gallery , East Molesey, Twickenham. I would like to be a Friend of the from 28 August to 9 September, Linda www.u3a.org.uk Arts and Libraries and an Individual Walsh’s Russian Treasures, an While many local societies don’t start Member of arts richmond. exploration of art and architecture in their new programmes until the textile and stitch inspired by her evenings draw in in October, societies recent trip to Russia; from 11 to 23 that do start earlier include the Name: September, Sharon Withers and Richmond Historical Association with Malcolm West with Energy & Address: Dr Peter Caterall on the Macmillan Movement , large impacting abstract Diaries on Thursday 27 September at landscape paintings; and from 25 the Vestry Hall, Paradise Road at 8.00 September to 7 October, Nicky Telephone: pm (020 8581 2171); the Richmond Browne with linocut cards and Scientific Society with Dr Emily E-mail: minibooks with a touch of humour. Mayhew of Imperial College on Autism (020 8941 5865)  I enclose my cheque for £18.00 on Wednesday 12 September at the made payable to arts richmond The Environment Trust for Richmond Vestry House, Paradise Road, upon Thames has an art picnic on Richmond at 8.00 pm (01372 742 921);  I would like to pay by standing Sunday 23 September at Corinne’s, and the Richmond Association for the order Thames Ditton island – a print-making National Trust a visit to the workshop. Booking essential. Haberdashers Hall on Tuesday 11 Gift Aid: please reclaim tax on my (020 8891 5455) September (020 8894 9262). The subscription. Friends of Bushy and Home Parks Richmond and Twickenham Please return this to arts richmond, have a Bats walk on Saturday 1 Photographic Society starts its 3 Phoenix Wharf, Twickenham September at 7.45 pm at Teddington autumn programme on Thursday 6 Gate, and a Deer talk on Thursday 27 TW1 3DY. September with the Tears, Ron (ARPS) September at 8.00 pm at the and Maggie (LRPS), with Impressions London Open House Ambulance Hall, Park Lane (020 8287 of Japan, and then Roger Reynolds 2748). Weekend There are no fewer than 30 properties, www.landmarkartscentre.org Wednesdays 12 and 26 September: many of them not usually open to the Twilight Tours from 7.30 pm public, open around the borough Libraries Tuesday 18 September: Lecture during Open House London 2012 over Supper, Lady Waldegrave at Ham Library is celebrating its 60 th the weekend of 22 and 23 September, Strawberry Hill. Claire Leighton and birthday in September, with a Birthday with 700 more around the capital. Valery Whitefield talk about this Celebration Fun Time for Young fascinating woman at 7.00 pm, Among them, the following are Children on Monday 3 September at followed by drinks and supper. associated with arts richmond: 10.00 am, a Local History Talk by Thursday 20 September at 7.30 pm: Garrick’s Temple to Shakespeare, Leonard Chave, Ham’s Hidden Gothic Book Club. Hampton (Sunday) Histories, on Tuesday 4 September at Sunday 23 September: Horace’s Ham House and Garden, Petersham 3.00 pm, a Walk Around Ham on ‘Happy Birthday’ Tea Party , 2.00 to (Sunday) Friday 7 September (meet outside 4.00 pm Langdon Down Centre, Teddington Tescos at 2.00 pm and finish at the Friday 28 September: The Fashion Orleans House Gallery, Twickenham library for tea), and a Children’s Tea Show at 7.00 pm (Sunday) Party on Saturday 8 September from Until 31 October : Exhibition The American International University, 3.00 to 4.30 pm – dress as a Roald Collectors’ Series – Porcelain Richmond Dahl character, plus storytelling and www.strawberryhillhouse.org.uk Richmond Theatre, Richmond Green crocus planting in the garden (age 3 (Saturday tours, pre-book) up) (020 8734 3354). Ham House Sandycombe Lodge (Turner’s House) Until 23 September, The Garden of There’s a Family Learning Course at Twickenham Reason – contemporary art exhibition Twickenham and Whitton Libraries Strawberry Hill House, Twickenham in Ham House and Garden. every Saturday from 29 September to (Saturday tours, pre-book) (www.nationaltrust.org.uk/hamhouse) 27 October. The artist-led five-week Twickenham Museum course, Shared Stories – make your Turner’s House York House, Twickenham (Sunday) own picturebook - is for children aged River trip on the Richmond Venturer The full list is at 7-13 accompanied by a parent or for artists and photographers, www.openhouselondon.org.uk grandparent. Twickenham Library provisional date Wednesday 3 from 10.00 am to 12 noon; Whitton The Richmond Games, researched and October. The trip will include an Library 2.00 to 4.00 pm. written by a group of 15-year olds introduction on Turner In Twickenham . Book for Twickenham at 020 8734 from Christ’s School on the 1948 Contact Derek Plummer, trustee of the 3340 and Whitton at 020 8734 3343. ‘austerity’ games in London. It Turner House Trust, for more continues until 29 September. information. Email: Historic Houses [email protected]) Advance notice of what sounds like a fascinating talk at the Museum by Garrick’s Temple to Shakespeare : September mailing dates Helen Castor, historian of medieval Saturday 1 September at 2.00 pm: and Tudor England and author of She- Flyers for events in October 2012 Children’s Shakespeare Activity Day should be delivered to the Wolves: The Women Who Ruled www.garrickstemple.org.uk England Before Elizabeth . She’ll be artsrichmond office on Eel Pie Island talking about female power from Hampton Court Palace until 30 by Monday 12 September. 500 copies; Matilda to the Tudors. Monday 15 September: The Wild, the Beautiful single sheet A5: £25.00 (non-members October at 7.30 pm. (020 8332 1141) and the Damned , art in the late Stuart £30); A4 £30 (£40). Court. www.museumofrichmond.com. Deadline for information for www.hrp.org.uk/hamptoncourtpalace artsrichmond Newsletter for October: Events at the Landmark Arts Centre in Strawberry Hill House Friday 31 August. Teddington include the Twickenham New: Gothic Film Season Art Circle exhibition from 7 to 9 Tuesday 25 September at 8.00 pm, The September, Comedy at the Landmark Castle of Otranto and Frankenstein at on Thursday 13 September at 8.00 pm, St Mary’s University College (Pre-tour and Landmark Quiz Night on Friday 28 of Strawberry Hill from 6.30 pm – September at 7.30 pm. meet on Horseshoe Drive). Two theatre reviews by the Young Writers Laureates 2012 The arts richmond Young Writers Festival Laureate for 2012, Natasha Doley and Daniel Jonusas , were invited to review productions at Hampton Hill Playhouse and the Orange Tree Theatre. Man of the Moment : Natasha Doley, Young Laureate ampton Hill Playhouse may be stuck in realms of Spain, albeit the British holiday makers’ England’s notoriously damp summertime, version. The first impression of the set blew me away, H however the latest production by Teddington a typical veranda of a villa transported into the 197 Theatre Club transports the audience to the sunny seater theatre. The detail was exquisite, bottles, sliding glass doors, floor tiles; everything had been carefully is Webb who is on fine form for his first outing with thought through and placed perfectly. One can only the club. Vic is the quintessential volatile character in commend Alan Corbett and his set design team for the play, with the nasty habit of rewriting the past to their minute attention to detail and what must have suit his own ends and an air of menace that clings to been many hours of preparation. him as he strides across the stage. Indeed this feeling of commitment is one that As far as Ayckbourn’s writing opens itself to dark pervades the work. From her first entry as Jill undertones it also provides ample opportunity for Rillington, Roberta Garcka postures and self- some delightfully humorous moments which, it has to righteously wheedles her way throughout the piece in be said, the Teddington Theatre Club exploit to an incredibly charismatic performance. Ayckbourn’s perfection. Throughout the play the audience is kept play follows a film crew in their capture of the pilot teetering between peals of laughter and seat-gripping episode of Their Paths Crossed - Jill’s last ditch attempt anxiety, anticipating the typical Ayckbourn twist but at a series to rescue her failing career in television being too preoccupied with the beautiful comedic journalism. The episode focuses on the two main timing taking place in front of them. One who must be characters of a failed bank robbery twenty years ago, praised for her knack of sustaining this balancing act is the perpetrator and his vanquisher, in an examination Vicci Nagli, playing the children’s abused babysitter, of how their lives have progressed. Sharon. A surprisingly pivotal character in this ‘cautionary tale’, she is the epitome of the double Superficially Vic, the reformed criminal, has been the standard the play can be viewed on. Either a kitchen more successful of the two – emerging from prison sink drama, unfolding in front of the audience, or an and become a minor celebrity, currently enjoying all exploration of human emotions concerning the way the perks that his wealth has brought him from his we view the past. home in Spain, whilst Douglas who was a hero at the time, now functions as a classic underachiever, Overall when it comes to staging a successful working in double glazing. Two stellar performances production Man of the Moment has ticked all the from both these male leads, Steve Webb and, in a boxes and provided a very enjoyable evening of departure from his usual roles, Daniel Wain enable entertainment. The themes of the play were Ayckbourn’s assessment of reformation and heroism beautifully explored and subtly thought provoking to come to life in the most comic way. In particular without ever once sounding forced or out of place in Wain must be commended for his immensely likeable their comic surroundings. The audience was gripped turn as the people-pleasing Douglas, bumbling affably from lights up and the actors themselves were suitably around the opulence of the set with his unchanging immersed in the story and their characters to convince mannerisms and beliefs. Not to be outdone, however, that we were in fact enjoying a long, hot summer. A Midsummer Night’s Dream : Daniel Jonusas, Junior Laureate Midsummer Night’s Dream is one of those and Kate Kordel) used groups of younger watchers in Shakespearian plays that everyone studies at the audience to play characters in the tale. They also Aschool. So, although I hadn’t seen it before, I used the audience as a whole to create a ‘sound-scape’ already knew the story and was expecting a tale of which built up the atmosphere of the night-time lovers, fools and fairies. This production, though it did forest. This amusing use of audience participation include these three things, certainly gave a different brought a warm, communal feel to the small theatre. take on Shakespeare’s classic play. The entertaining atmosphere was strengthened by the At around an hour and ten minutes long, the actors’ fantastic portrayal of Shakespeare’s characters production had obviously been shortened to suit its which made them engaging and sometimes a little target audience of young people. Being shorter than modern too. All the characters in the play were good most Shakespearian tales, it kept the audience hooked examples of this, but I felt that David Ajao, who played throughout the story and included all of the hilarious Lysander and Nick Bottom, brought a charismatic moments from the original script, as well as adding a depth to his various roles. This made it easier for few of its own. The three main plot lines of the play everyone to connect with his characters and enjoy were neatly covered - the love stories between their moments of both ecstasy and embarrassment, Lysander, Hermia, Helena and Demetrius, the play making the adults laugh just as much as the kids! within a play featuring Nick Bottom, Peter Quince and Overall, I enjoyed this play, but would recommend it the acting craftsmen, and the story of Titania and most for families with younger children. If you’re Oberon, king and queen of the fairies. looking for light-hearted theatre with lots of laughs Not only did the play take the audience through noisy then I hope this review has helped you decide on your Athenian streets and enchanted forests, but the four production of choice. brilliant actors (David Ajao, Will Dickie, Victoria Grove Swan Nominations for Drama and Musicals 2011-2012 Best Design Heather Mathew as Murial in When Best Musical Production Bill Compton and Catie Atkinson for Midnight Strikes (BROS) Patsy Burn (director) for They Shoot Return to the Forbidden Planet (YAT) Simone White as Erma in Anything Horses, Don’t They? (Drama St. Stephen King, Carol Fuller, Jim Goes (HLOC) Mary’s) Osmond and Martin Pope in Taking Amanda Wilkinson as Aunt Eller in Nigel Cole (director), Nic Luker Sides (RSS) Oklahoma (TOpS) (musical director), Gita Singham-Willis Michael Harris for When We Are Best Supporting Male Performer in a (Choreographer) Married (SMDG) Musical for Privates on Parade (TTC) Wesley Henderson Roe for When Jeremy Gill as Major Flack in Privates Bill Compton (director) and team for Midnight Strikes (BROS) on Parade (TTC) Return to the Forbidden Planet (YAT) Wesley Henderson Roe for A Different Chris Morris as Edward in When Deb McDowell (director), Janet Way Home (TTC) Midnight Strikes (BROS) Simpson & Carole Smith (musical Best Young Actor/Actress aged 15-19 Ian Nethersell as Moonface Martin in directors) in a play or musical Anything Goes (HLOC) Gemma Melhuish (Choreography) for Jack Marcus as Reggie in The Barry Stevens as Jud Fry in Oklahoma Into the Woods (BROS) Accrington Pals (TTC) (TOpS) Gill Wade (director), Babette Langford Sasi Strallen as Laurey in Oklahoma Best Female Performer in a musical (choreographer), Mervyn Bryn-Jones (TOpS) Sue Chaperlin as Witch in Into the (musical director) for Oklahoma Jessica Young as Beverly in Abigail’s Woods (BROS) (TOpS) Party (Edmundians) Racheal Rajah as Sylvia Morgan in for Cygnet Award Best Young Actor/Actress aged 14 & Privates on Parade (TTC) Polly Beauwin & Gerald Baker under in a play or musical Viv Wilson as Miss Adelaide in Guys (directors) for Women, Power and Katie Boylan as Baby Bear in Goldilocks and Dolls (BCP) Politics (Q2) and theThree Bears (Edmundians) Best Male Performer in a Musical Harry Medawar (director) for Hancock Harry Jarvis as Bernardo in Around the Edz Barrett as Terri Dennis for Privates at Christmas (OHADS) World in 8 Plays (RSS Youth) on Parade (TTC) Keith Perry (director) for Someone Grace Link as Juliet in Romeo and Juliet Philip Doyle as Curly in Oklahoma Who’ll Watch Over Me (BCP) (RSS) (TOpS) Helen Smith (director) for The Wind in Oscar Nicoll as Astyanax in Women of Ben Hughes as Sky Masterson in Guys the Willows (Q2) Troy (TTC) and Dolls (BCP ) Best Play Best Supporting Actress in a Play Daniel Wain as Captain Hook in Peter Nigel Cole (director) for Boy Gets Girl Katie Barton as Ruby Birtle in When Pan (TTC) (TTC) We Are Married (SMDG) Best Actress Wesley Henderson Roe (director) for A Bianca Belby as Miss Vivie Warren in Joolz Connery as Margaret Haddrell in Different Way Home (TTC) Mrs. Warren’s Profession (BCP) Dead Guilty (OHADS) Stephen Oliver (director) for Taking Emily Carmichael as Emmi Straube in Nicola Doble as Virginia Woolf in Vita Sides (RSS ) Taking Sides (RSS) & Virginia (RSS) Keith Perry (director) for Someone Charlie Lonsdale as Trudy in Man of Carol Fuller as Kay in Little Gem (RSS) Who’ll Watch over Me ( BCP) the Moment (TTC) Roberta Garcka as Vita Sackville-West Steve Taylor (director) for Man of the Best Supporting Actor in a Play in Vita & Virginia (RSS) Moment (TTC) John Gilbert as Eddie Fredericks in In Amanda Jade Tyler as Theresa in Boy the Club (RSS) Gets Girl (TTC) TTC Teddington Theatre Club Charles Halford as Henry Ormonroyd Best Actor YAT Youth Action Theatre in When We Are Married (SMDG) Matthew Flexman as Dr. Wilhelm RSS Richmond Shakespeare Dane Hardie as Allan in My Own Show Furtwangler in Taking Sides (RSS) Society (TTC) Thomas Gaughan as Edward in TOpS Twickenham Operatic Society Brandon Johnson as Mercutio in Someone Who’ll Watch Over Me ( BCP) BROS BROS Theatre Company Romeo and Juliet (RSS) Matt Penman as Romeo in Romeo and BCP Barnes Charity Players Barry Rocard as Les Kennkat in Boy Juliet (RSS) SMDG St. Mary’s Drama Group Gets Girl (TTC) Steve Taylor as Leslie and Maureen in Q2 Q2 Players Chris Williams as Helmuth Rode in A Different Way Home (TTC) OHADS Old Hamptonians Amateur Taking Sides (RSS) Daniel Wain as Major Steve Arnold in Dramatic Society Best Supporting Female Performer in Taking Sides (RSS) Edmundians – Edmundian Players a Musical Daniel Wain as Douglas in Man of the HLOC Hounslow Light Opera Lucy Hennessy as Tommy the Cat in Moment ( TTC ) Company Dick Whittington (BROS) Drama St. Mary’s – St. Mary’s Agnes Holland as Little Red in Into the University College Woods ( BROS)