DramaFest Results 2009
Mon, 28 Sept 2009, 03:05 pmKimberley18 posts in thread
DramaFest Results 2009
Mon, 28 Sept 2009, 03:05 pm1 Best new writing(non local) THE CHATEAU Philip Ryall, Garrick theatre
2 Encouragement award for acting MARCELLE WEBER The Last Waltz, Phoenix Theatre
3 Encouragement award for acting STACEY LOGAN Frog Soup, Mandurah Little Theatre
4 Encouragement award for acting GAIL ELLIS, Intervies With Loneliness, Stage Left Theatre Troupe, Goldfields WA
5 Encouragement award for acting DON LILEY Nursery Crimes, The Da Wincey Code, Stage Left Theatre Troupe, Goldfields WA
6 Encouragement award for acting GABRIELLA PAGE
7 Encouragement award for acting MATHEW YOUNG The Last Waltz, Phoenix Theatre
8 Award for stagecraft KERRY GOODE Wishes For Sale, Garrick Theatre
9 Encouragement award for writing CARL APSDEN POMFRET
10 Encouragement award for directing/writing JENNY FERGUSON Frog Soup, Mandurah Little Theatre
Best overall production THE LAST WALTZ Phoenix Theatre
Best director DANIELLE ASHTON Trainspotting, blak yak
Peter Kemeny encouragement award STAGE LEFT Theatre Troupe, Goldfields WA
Robert de Vaack Innovative Production Award Frog Soup MANDURAH LITTLE THEATRE
Jenny McNae Adjudicators Award IRISH THEATRE PLAYERS
Best Actor (male) MURRAY JACKSON Trainspotting, blak yak
Best Actor (female) TRISH FARRELL Tissues and Wine, Phoenix Theatre
Best supporting Actor (male) MARTIN WATKINS Waiting, Irish Theatre Players
Best supporting Actor(female) KARIN STAFLUND, A Candle On the Table, Stirling Players
Peter Mann costume Award MANDURAH LITTLE THEATRE Frog Soup
Beryl Sylvester New Writing Award JOHN GRIMSHAW (for The Last Waltz)Phoenix Theatre
Best Stage Manager JOY HARVEY, The Chateau and Wishes For Sale, Garrick Theatre
Well deserved thank you
Tue, 29 Sept 2009, 07:53 pmWalter Plinge
I think All the ITA team deserve a huge thank you. There is a lot of preparation to any event that is usually very thankless. So from the Mandurah Mob, a big thank you for making this event possible year after year. Dramafest is a wonderful outlet for local theatre particularly drama. In Mandurah we tend to be suffering with what I term Musicalitis. So the Festival weekends (including Bunbury & Hills) are something I look forward to all year. Only 347 days to go.