Wednesday 15th - Saturday 18th May 2002
Running Order
- 15th May
- Early Man by Hannah Vincent - A B Centre of Performing Arts (Junior)
- Educating Rita by Willy Russell (extract) - Frodsham Players (Senior)
- 16th May
- Leaving by Jo-Ann Wornell - Hulme Hall School (Junior)
- Can You Hear the Music by David Compton - A B Centre of Performing Arts (Youth)
- Another One Bites the Dust by Jo-Ann Wornell - Hulme Hall School (Junior)
- 17th May
- Die Kinder by Liz Sharp - Attic Theatre (Youth)
- TBC by Les Read - Sleight of Hand Theatre Co. (Senior)
- Call Girls by Beverley Hancock - Attic Theatre (Senior)
- 18th May
- Reckoning by Kathy Mead - PADOS (Senior)
- The Scholarship Girl by Jo-Ann Wornell - Alderley Edge School for Girls (Junior)
- Garlic and Lavender by Nick Warburton - Wilmslow Guild Players (Senior)
Festival Programme (PDF Format)
The Winners
Best Junior Production
The Scholarship Girl (Alderley Edge School for Girls)Best Junior Individual Performance
"Customer" in Another One Bites the Dust (Hulme Hall School)Best Youth Production
Die Kinder (Attic Theatre)Best Youth Individual Performance
Fussmouse in Can You Hear The Music (A B Centre of Performing Arts)Best Senior Production
Reckoning (PADOS)Best Senior Individual Performance
Rachel in Reckoning (PADOS)Adjudicator's Award
Garlic and Lavender by Wilmslow Guild Players, for "spectacle, energy and comedy"The Syd Mence Cup for a Piece of Theatre Magic
Call Girls by Attic Theatre, for being "lively and full of comedy"Wilmslow Guild Players' entry
Garlic and Lavender
by Nick Warburton
Wilmslow Guild Players' own entry to the festival will be Garlic and Lavender, an outrageous vampire comedy which combines every traditional element of the vampire horror genre - including a sinister henchman, surly villagers and a doughty vampire expert! Sorry, but we couldn't afford Sarah Michelle Gellar, but needless to say the vampire gets slain in the endor does he??
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