The Unknown Theatre Company

Reviews
publication/writer	text
Glammies moderator's report	A Zoo Story: "Overall appraisers thought this was an exciting and enjoyable performance, very well acted by two talented young actors ... held my attention throughout ... and … the acting was spellbinding."
	Can't Stand Up for Falling Down: "All the appraisers thoroughly enjoyed the production and all praised the way the actors and director worked together to produce a memorable piece of theatre." One appraiser wrote “I got the impression that this was a new venture, that you weren't quite sure if this type of evening would work. Rest assured, it did, please do this again."

Awards
given by	to whom	for what
GDL One-Act Festival 2006	The Zoo Story	Youth Award
GDL One-Act Festival 2006	Can't Stand Up for Falling Down	Adjudicator's Award - for Promise
Glammies 2006	The Zoo Story	David Sheehan (Jerry) was awarded Best Actor in a Youth Drama
Glammies 2006	The Zoo Story	The play won Best Youth Drama Production
Glammies 2006	Can't Stand Up for Falling Down	Amy Way (Jodie) was awarded Best Actress in a Youth Drama
Glammies 2006	The Zoo Story	Harry Ferrier (Peter) was shortlisted for Best Actor in a Youth Drama award
Glammies 2006	Can't Stand Up for Falling Down	Melissa Moore (Lynette) was shortlisted for Best Actress in a Youth Drama award

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The strange timings for the play were due to us having to work around bookings in Roath Church House. We would have performed on the Saturday night, if we'd been able to!

Technical wizardry produced from nowhere on the night by Lucy Chiplin. And once again when we took the shows to Swansea for the one-act play festival.

We did very well at the Glamorgan Drama League's Glammies Awards night. See the awards list below.

The plays were also entered for the Glamorgan Drama League's One-Act Play Festival, held in Swansea's Dylan Thomas Theatre on March 10th & 11th 2006. See above for the awards they won. Unfortunately, neither was invited to perform at the All Wales One-Act Festival, but it must have been close!

About the show
Dates	8pm 10 February 2006 2.30pm 11 February 2006
Venue	Roath Church House, Cardiff
Director	Lon David Assisted by Kelly Littlechild and Annette Littlechild
Choreographer	n/a
Musical director	n/a
Producer	Jane Donoghue
Special facts	This was The Unknown Theatre Company's first serious theatre. The double bill comprised Edward Albee's The Zoo Story and Can't Stand Up for Falling Down by Richard Cameron. The same for The Zoo Story. Click on the photo to go direct to the gallery. Or you can click here if you prefer.

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Changing Lives - a double bill of short plays

Changing Lives - a double bill of short plays