Autumn 2007
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MUSICAL YOUTH
in London's East End
BANGKOK SHOPPING
Treasure trove for The King and I
SPANISH STEPS
Viva Espana with sturdy Verdi |
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Spring 2007
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ROYAL RETURN TO NORTHAMPTON
A lovely 19th-Century theatre restored and reopened
A DAY IN THE LIFE
of NODA House
POZNAN PILGRIMS
Nottingham Arts' Polish adventure |
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Winter 2006
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NODA SUMMER SCHOOL
A tough fantastic week
NATIONAL WEEKEND
AGM and excitement in Eastbourne
CHESHIRE CATS
Guilden Sutton Players on the Fringe
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Autumn 2006
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Male Order
Saint Monica's players show the way
Grand Hotel
Thistles MTC checks in during Amateur Theatre Week
A Fruit & Nut Case
Colin Pearson on recycling dead composers
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Summer 2006
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KENDAL CAROUSEL
Unseen artistic policy infringed
BLACKPOOL BARNUM
Tyros of the Big Top
FAREWELL TO BILL MATTHEWS
An unassuming, gentle man |
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Spring 2006
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CHASE DARK
A Whirlwind of power and corruption
THEATRE FOR ALL
in the Chicken Shed
THE DRAMA QUEENS
Starting from scatch |
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Winter 2005
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NATIONAL WEEKEND
AGM - and fancy dress
frolics - Huntingdon
GRASSROOTS RADIO
Podcast play performance
GOING GLOBAL
Monaco meets a clown like Alice |
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Autumn 2005
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PANTO EVANGELIST GOES NORTH
Chris Harris gives a weekend workship
IS THERE ANYBODY OUT THERE?
A Yorkshire playwright despairs
A DISAGREEABLE MAN?
A view from inside W S Gilbert |
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Summer 2005
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BRIAN BOWS OUT
NODA's long-serving pantomime manager retires
Samuel French
Celebrates 175 years
Coming Over Clammy
New show draws laughter and tears
Royally Reborn
A theatre restored
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Spring 2005
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DONNA'S DONE IT!
Musicality star hits the West End
AMATEUR THEATRE WEEK
How well it went for you
FOOTLOOSE LEEDS
Casting about for a home
CENTENARY CELEBRATIONS
Brentwood OS in the spotlight |
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Winter 2004
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SUMMER SCHOOL IN LOUGHBOROUGH
Wonderful week of workshops
DEATH ON DEMAND
Making a business of murder
COPYRIGHT CONCERNS
A warning blast from Cameron Mackintosh |
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Autumn 2004
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TEAPOTS AND SUPERGLUE
Great new community hall comedy
SADLY YET MADLY
New Nottingham musical tempts fate
PANTOMIME WORKSHOP
Invaluable staging tips
TWINS IN TUNE
Yeadon AODS and Westphalia choir |
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Summer 2004
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NODA THEATRE CLUB
More top ticket offers
GERMAN ADVENTURE
Rainbow Youth Theatre on tour
HISTORY UNCOVERED
Mystery programme from yesteryear
CURTAIN UP FOR RAGTIME
West Bromwich OS finds the right cast |
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Spring 2004
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ROCKING THE BOAT
All aboard for Titanic, the Musical
CHILDREN ON STAGE
Differing interpretations of the law
AN AGE OLD PROBLEM
Younger Regional Reps required
CENTENARY CELEBRATIONS
100 years of Brigg AOS and Settle AOS
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Autumn 2003
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SUMMER OF FUN
NODA members learn at Loughborough
NODA NATIONAL WEEKEND
All the news from Peebles
ISLAND LIFE
Amateur theatre in the Falklands
RISING FROM THE ASHES
Crawley Operatic Society recovers from a fire |
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Summer 2003
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THE KIDS AREN'T ALL RIGHT
Birmingham clamps down on children on stage
OH YES IT IS!
A plea for better pantomimes
FINGERS BURNT
WHen the fire alarm goes off...
THE CLIMB TO FIRST NIGHT
The tale of Below Stairs |
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Spring 2003
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IT'S BEHIND YOU
Stephen Duckham joins NODA as a pantomime scriptwriter
SHORT AND SWEET
Andrew Cowie's one act plays
ALL SET FOR SUMMER
Sign up for another packed Summer School |
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Winter 2002
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LICENCE CHANGES
Government bill implications for societies
COUNTING DOWN
Gyles Brandreth's musical marathon
G&S REVISITED
Modern twists on The Mikado and HMS Pinafore |
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Autumn 2002
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TALES FROM TORQUAY
News from the NODA weekend
TO PAY FOR A TOUPEE?
Choosing the right wig
WRITING FOR AMATEURS
Peter Quilter on scribbling for the stage
BULLY FOR BLONDEL
It's a show that CAN be successful |
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Summer 2002
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DAVID PUGH
Producer of 'Art' and 'The Play What I Wrote'
EVITA EXPERIENCES
Amateur societies tackle classic musical
DAYS OF YORK
A centenary of productions for YAODS
SONDHEIM OLD AND NEW
'Saturday Night' released for amateurs |
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