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Regional Winners 2024

NODA LONDON REGIONAL AWARDS 2024 June King Memorial Trophy for programme design Barnes Class (basic programme) Winner Theydon Bois Drama Society The Vicar of Dibley Runner Up Eldorado Musical Productions A Bunch of Amateurs Bill Whitebread Trophy for programme design Perkins Class (standard programme) Winner St Peter Players Jungle Book Runner Up Belmont Theatre Company Verdict F Leslie Cowham Trophy for programme design Peacock Class (souvenir programme) Winner Chesham Musical Theatre Company Sweeney Todd Runner Up Panda Players The Addams Family Highly...

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AGM and Celebration Day 2024

NODA London AGM and Celebration Day 2024 The 2024 NODA London AGM and Celebration Day will be held on 16th June. BOOKING IS NOW CLOSED A chance to meet members of other London societies and your NODA London team Performances from NODA member societies The NODA London AGM Display of programmes and posters A youth performance from NODA London Youngstars winners Presentation of our prestigious NODA London awards Light refreshments available Photographs on this page are by Michael Bird Photography Celebration Day Brochure Regional Winners List District Winners List Notice Letter from Regional Councillor Nominate the Regional Councillor (nominations closed) Nominate...

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Curtain Up!

CURRENT ISSUE Curtain Up! is the NODA London newsletter, providing news and information about all things NODA London! In each issue (3 issues annually) we will have articles about the more unusual, exciting, recent or upcoming performances, or events, news from the NODA London committee, links to the NODA London What's On guide and much more! The content of the newsletter is driven by you and we welcome articles of interest to be submitted to the Editor (Jacquie Stedman). COPY DATE FOR NEXT ISSUE 26 November for publication in December Articles should be up to 500 words, photographs...

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The Shinfield Players Scenic award in memory of Pat Barr

The Shinfield Players Scenic award in memory of Pat Barr is presented annually for the best self-built scenery in the region. The winner is decided by an independent panel of judges Socieites are nominated for this award by their Regional Representative. Entries will be accepted for all shows that took place between 1 April 2024 and 31 March 2025 Entries must be submitted by 10 April 2025 BUILD CRITERIA Sets must be actually built by the the society themselves - in other words a "home" built set, and not a hired in set, or a 'kit' which has been put...

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Poster & Programme Competition

NODA London Poster & Programme Competition the competition is now open for entries from show dates 1 january to 31 december 2024 Please click here for the current rules for entry You may send your entries at any time links to the entry forms are at the bottom of the page. There is one form for posters and another for programmes All entries MUST be received by the chairman of the panel on or before 31 January 2025 The winners for the NODA London Region will be announced as part of the 2025 Regional Awards. ...

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Training Grant for Workshops

A Society in the NODA London Region wishing to set up a training event may be entitled to a grant from NODA London towards the cost of running it. Bearing in mind that the main beneficiaries of a grant should be Society and Individual Members of NODA, there are two conditions which must be fulfilled in order that a Society qualifies for a grant. a) the training workshop should be made available to other groups in the District. b) the words ‘Supported by NODA London’ must be on all the publicity. Click here for application form

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Society Nominated Awards

NODA London Award Nominations - Society Nominated Do you have someone deserving of one of the NODA London Society Nominated Awards? There are 3 awards The Louise English award is for a person under 30 years old who has made an outstanding contribution to their Society. The expectation is that this would not be solely through performance.. The Shelly Lemesh Unsung Hero award is for members or helpers of a Society who without payment and when not appearing on stage has made an exceptional contribution in the last year to their Society's production(s), whether backstage, in the fields of props, costumes,...

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