July 1994
Welcome
As a founder member of this club, may I welcome other groups from Huntingdonshire to our 50th anniversary Party.
Amateur drama has figured largely in my non-working life, over 100 productions, and I recall with gratitude a host of memories and valued friends it has brought me. Some of those close friends are no longer with us but always remembered.
All clubs experience their highs and lows, their successes and flops, their unwanted back-stage dramas, the important thing is not to loose heart and to carry on.
A great bonus of amateur drama is the camaraderie that exists between all participants, back-stage as well as those in the public eye. There is bound to be rivalry and competition between club and among club members but the strong bonding and mutual respect are still there. Think of happenings and anecdotes that can only be told and only be appreciated by like-minded people.
Tonight, however, there is no spirit of competition. We are all here to have an enjoyable evening. Thank you for joining our party and taking part in the festivities.
Jack Hyde
Master of CeremoniesPeter Vialls Saint Barts Readers & Singers present News Items and Songs from 1944
Saint Neots Players present Mother Figurefrom the Confusions Series by Alan Ayckbourn
Kates Crew presents The Oversite
Oars presents Beginner's Luckby Don Fraser
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Entr'actesPerformed by Members of Saint Ives Music and Drama Peter's Players presents A Sequence of Eventsby G.M. Green
Glo & Co. presents Last Tango in Little Stukelyby David Tristram
Oars Presents The Interview
Dominic Dominoes presents Dinner For One
Warboys Amateur Dramatics Society present An Excerpt from their Old Time Music Hall |
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