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Glamorgan Drama League Moderator's report - Glammies entry, at Glamorgan Festival |
... "It was very enjoyable to watch and was acted extremely well." ... "Overall this was an enjoyable piece of theatre, well directed and believably acted. Credit goes to all involved." |
| Graham Williams, Swansea Evening Post (Wales Final Festival, Taliesin Theatre) | ..."the second offering, Unknown's Cotton Girls, was - for my money - the best of the three plays: a three-hander, set on a ferris wheel in an American funfair in 1959, it featured tremendously engaging performances and characterisations, with some acidic one-liners and nicely observed mannerisms and accents." See the whole review for Cotton Girls. |
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| Glammies 2010 | DNA |  Bethan Thomas - Best Actress in a Youth Drama 2009-10 |
| Glammies 2010 | DNA |  Ieuan Callaghan - Best Actor in a Youth Drama 2009-10 |
| Drama Association of Wales | DNA |  Andrew Machin - Recipient of the all-Wales Bob McTurk Bursary, receiving a full bursary to the 2010 Drama Association of Wales Theatre Summer School. |
| Glammies 2010 | Cotton Girls |  Best Youth Drama Production 2009-10 |
| Llandrindod Wells Festival | Cotton GirlsS |  Adjudicator's Award |
| Wales Final Festival of One-Act Plays | Cotton Girls | The Maynard Cup - for the overall Best Production. The winner of the Festival. We represented Wales at the British Final Festival of One-Act Plays in East Kilbride in July 2010 |
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As well as all the performances above, the shows were initially perfomed on Sunday 11th April - as work in progress performances - at Roath Church House, Cardiff. Cotton Girls was subsquently performed - one last time! - at Roath Church House as a double bill with The Amazing Adventures of Little Red in August 2010. |
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