| June 19, 2013 |
| 2:46 am |
| June 24, 2009 |
| 7:30 pm | to | 8:30 pm |
| July 9, 2009 |
| 7:30 pm | to | 8:30 pm |
A message from Steven Wells (edited slightly to clarify):
With the kind co-operation of the Vicar of Whitchurch, Kelvin Inglis, and the support of the Rural Dean we are pleased to announce the initial plans for a Whitchurch Community Play (note from editor: WADS has been putting on community plays for over 50 years; this is the first “community play” run by the All Hallows church).
A production of Murder In The Cathedral by T. S. Eliot will take place in the Parish Church, All Hallows, week commencing Monday 14th September.
It will be a totally open production with actors, designers and theatrical support drawn from the whole town. Auditions and casting will take place in July and will be open to all with the parts being given to the best actors we can find. All ages will be welcome.
Being a Community Play we hope to involve all aspects of the local community including schools, businesses, local groups etc and really hope as many people as possible will want to play an active part in this one-off event. All profits will go to local hospices.
We will shortly be announcing an inaugural meeting to establish a committee to help to decide the basis on which we will operate. Kelvin Inglis has already agreed to act as the Chair for this meeting. See update below!
Anyone interested in helping with this project can contact me for further information.
Stephen Wells
Wellswood
13 Park View
WHITCHURCH
RG28 7FE
Tel: 896846
wellsinternet {at} aol {dot} com
Update 1 July 2009: The date of the first play has changed to Monday, October 19, 2009. The next public meeting is 9 July in All Hallows, 7:30pm. Track further changes at the Whitchurch Community Play website.
Update 15 June 2009: An inaugural meeting, chaired by the Vicar, will be held on Wednesday 24th June at 7:30pm in the All Hallows Church Room, adjoining the Church.
Anyone interested in helping in any way with this project is welcome to come along. We are looking for help in many ways Lighting, Sound, Costumes, Prop Making, Front of House, Publicity, and, of course, actors. We will welcome actors of all ages and experience.