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Regional Area Rounds 2012

Glamorgan: 15-17 March, Dylan Thomas Theatre, Swansea.  Tickets: £9.00 per night (£7.00 concessions); 3 night Festival ticket £22.00 (£17.00 concessions) Box Office 01792 473238. Curtain up 7.30pm  Online booking www.glamorgandrama.org

Conwy: 22-24 March, Conwy Cube

Anglesey: 29-31 March, St Mary's Hall Holyhead.  Tickets: £5, under16's £3.50. Tel: 01407 760511 or 07986 300663. Curtain up: 7.00pm www.angleseydramafestival.co.uk

Montgomeryshire: 13-14 April

Clwyd: 19-21 April, Grove Park Theatre

Gwent: 26-28 April, Blackwood Little Theatre. Tickets: £7.00. Curtain up 26th & 27th 7.00pm, 28th 6.30pm www.blackwoodlt.org.uk

Pembrokeshire: 4-5 May, Torch Theatre

 

Adjudicator: Jennifer Scott-Reid GoDA (assoc)

Jennifer is a Management Consultant by profession, specialising in coaching and training.  She has been active in local theatre for over 20 years as a performer, director and choreographer.  She has extensive festival experience including directing and performing twice at Edinburgh.  She is a founder member of Act Too which offers drama workshops for all abilities.

 

 

The six highest marked plays will go through to the Wales Final Festival of One Act Plays

 

National Festival of Community Theatre

Each year the national amateur theatre organisations of the four United Kingdom countries promote a series of one-act play festivals.  Local festivals lead selected productions to a national festival in each country, from which one production is selected to represent its country at the British Final Festival.  Area festivals are held in various parts of Wales from February to May and the six highest marked productions are selected to appear at the Wales Final Festival of One-Act Plays.  The Drama Association of Wales assists the area organisers by appointing and paying for the adjudicators.

The festivals provide an opportunity for amateur companies to appear in new and varying venues before widely differing audiences; to receive constructive criticism from a qualified adjudicator, and to compare the standard of their own work with that of the other companies taking part.  For audiences, the public adjudication of performances offers a deeper understanding and appreciation of theatre.

Updated January 2012