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Amateur Stage is the UK's only national monthly magazine
aimed at the amateur theatre community. Its website aims to
bring that community online. By sharing information and keeping
in touch its goal is to strengthen the community and take amateur
theatre forward into the future. |
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ArtEast is a free magazine whose focus is to showcase
the best in arts and entertainment in the E17 and East London
area. The magazine will be a genuine voice for E17 and East
London artists and creative businesses. |
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| Leytonstone
Festival - Visit the Leytonstone Festival website
for all the latest information regarding this years festival.
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Pantomusicals.co.uk
- Visit the web page of ex-Woodhouse chairman Tim Saward
to find out more about the team that brought you Dracula and
Jekyll & Hyde. If your drama group would like to put on a
gothic pantomine then this site will explain everything -
and its all free! |
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Star of India restaurant - Our friends at the Star
of India are conveniently located next door to the Welsh Church
and with its excellent cuisine and newly refurbished and enlarged
seating area, this fine restaurant is our no.1 choice for
a wide range of meals. Find out more information, view recipes
and read the menu by visiting their web site. |
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| Barking
MAD - Our friends at The Barking Music and Drama group
have been producing shows since the 1970s and were originally
known as the Barking Operatic Society. The group perform up
to three shows each year in the centre of Barking and always
welcome new members. |
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Terralec - Based in Rochford, Essex, Terralec have
two websites related to the theatre industry, both amateur
and professional. The stage
lighting pages are part of a much larger website that
provides an excellent range of audio and visual equipment
to suit every need.
Secondly, the stage
props site has an extensive range of theatrical props
such as animals and birds, artificial food or selections of
grass squares to name but a few. |
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| Jasper
Publishing - Providing scripts for the Stage, Japer
Publishing have a wide range of scripts to meet all theatrical
needs. Our own chairman and keen playwright, Stephen Balchin,
has some of his plays listed here that had their first performance
at Woodhouse. |
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Questors Theatre, Ealing - Since its foundation in
1929, The Questors has had a reputation for achieving the
highest standards of any amateur theatre in the world. Situated
in Ealing, West London, it offers its members a wide range
of activities and social events, in addition to a season of
around twenty shows a year, a variety of courses and workshops,
and a regular programme of visiting companies. |
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Parkside Players - Founded in 1960, the Parkside Players are a well established amateur drama
group located in the Barking/Goodmayes area performing around five plays per year. Please visit their
website for more information and details of their current productions. |
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CAOS - The College Amateur Operatic Society has been
performing since 1939 and has been at its current location
of the Kenneth More Theatre in Ilford since 1995. All rehearsals take place
at Waltham Forest College, the group's spiritual home. Further details
can be found on their website. |
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Musical Talk - The UK's first independent musical theatre podcast, MusicalTalk is a factual and
entertaining talk show discussing many aspects of musical theatre. The site features interviews with musical
theatre professionals and cover a wide spectrum of topics related to musical theatre. Check out the Episode Player
where Tim and Thos feature in the broadcasts - notably episode 18 - "Pantomime!" and episode 25 - "Playing Away" where
Tim and Thos talk to musical supremo Jonathan Cohen and sing songs from Play Away.
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thebestof.co.uk - For the best local businesses, local news, events and local information wherever you are, check
out thebestof.co.uk or click on the logo to go straight to "the best of Waltham Forst"
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AmateurDramatic - Tips and advice on all aspects
of amateur dramatics including setting up, running and joining a group.
Features a wide range of articles written
by experts with more being added each month. |
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Tower Theatre Company - The Tower Theatre Company has been entertaining audiences for over 75 years.
They are a unique operation; the only full-time non-professional company in Central London
that since its formation has always played in public theatres. They stage up to 18 productions a year. |
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The Drama Queen's Drawers - Set up by an ex-member
of CADOS, this locally based site sells gifts and greetings
cards for those involved in amateur theatre - both those who
tread the boards and those who support from behind the scenes. |
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Chapel End Savoy Players are a small friendly amateur dramatic society, based in North East London, specialising in the works of Gilbert and Sullivan. |
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| Amateur
Theatre Directory - A free human edited web directory
with listings of websites that may be of help to anyone involved
in amdram. |
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| Ferndale Area
Residents Association - A combined residents association and Neighbourhood Watch scheme, covering the Ferndale Road and surrounds
in Leytonstone. |
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| Bushwood
Area Residents Association ("BARA"), which was established in 1979, represents some 450 households, more than a third of all households in the area enclosed roughly by Bushwood, Lister Road, High Road Leytonstone and Bush Road. |
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