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Sunshine Coast Theatre Festival 2010

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Black comedy | Children's Theatre | Comedy | Drama | Farce | Some scenes and language may offend | Sunshine Coast
August, 2010
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Venue:
Buderim War Memorial Hall

One of the largest one act play drama competitions, featuring groups from all over South-East Queensland that regularly attracts some outstanding productions.


7pm

5pm

John McMahon

5445 2515

Weekend Festival Pass: $35.00 (entry to all sessions); Session Pass - Adults $12, Children 5, Family $25

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SUNSHINE COAST DRAMA FESTIVAL ENTRANTS
Author: Mark Lucas
Date: 19/07/2010 - 19:08
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Thursday 19th August YOUTH
8.00pm Macbeth For Kids - Talara Primary College
9.00pm Prelude To A Time Machine - BYTE Youth Theatre
9.40pm INTERVAL 20MINS
10.00pm Dracul - BYTE Youth Theatre

Friday 20th August OPEN
7.00pm Morning Tea with the Minister - Visshudi Theatre
7.40pm Going Home - Coolum Theatre Players
8.20pm INTERVAL 20 MINS
8.40pm Ritual for Dolls - BATS Theatre Company
9.25pm God Willing - Noosa Arts Theatre

Saturday 21st August
Session 1 YOUTH
9.00am Town of Topsy Turvy - SKIT Kawana Waters SC
9.30am Stop All The Clocks - SKIT Kawana Waters SC
10.00am INTERVAL 20 MIN
10.20am The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe - SC Christian College VIP

Session 2 OPEN
2.00pm The Way Out - Miranda’s Dressing Room
2.50pm Tudo Ou Nada - Noosa Arts Theatre
3.20pm INTERVAL 20 MINS
3.40pm Seeds - Brisbane Arts Theatre
5.35pm Queen Vs Dudley & Stephens - Brisbane Arts Theatre

Session 3 OPEN
7.00pm I Want a Meter Maid at My Funeral - BATS Theatre Co
7.45pm Glass - Excalibur Theatre Company
8.20pm INTERVAL 20 MINS
8.40pm Sorry - Hills Players
9.10pm Ladders - Coolum Theatre Players

Sunday 22nd August
Session 1 OPEN
10.20am Last Post - Puddleduck Productions
11.00am Wilde Life - Prompt Productions
11.45am INTERVAL 20 MINS
12.05am Avatar - JPC Productions

Session 2 OPEN
2.00pm Golf, Marriage and Other Murderous Matters - Australian Community Theatre
2.55pm Far From Perfect - Ipswich Little Theatre
3.20pm INTERVAL 20 MINS
3.40pm Life Support - Miranda’s Dressing Room
4.30pm When God Comes For Breakfast You Don’t Burn The Toast - Beenleigh Theatre Group

Adjudicators are Felicity Bassingthwaighte (Youth)
& Ron Kelly (Open).


SUNSHINE COAST DRAMA FESTIVAL RESULTS (OPEN)
Author: Mark Lucas
Date: 25/08/2010 - 11:21
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"Golf, Marriage & Other Murderous Matters" - Australian Community Theatre (Best Play, Best Director, Best Unpublished Australian Script, Best Actor Female - Comedy, Best Supporting Actor Female - Comedy, Best Supporting Actor Male - Comedy)
"I Want A Meter Maid At My Funeral" - BATS Theatre Co (Second Best Play, Best Actor Female - Drama, Adjudicator's Award)
"Glass" - Excalibur Theatre Company (Third Best Play, Best Actor Male - Drama, Best Supporting Actor Female - Drama)
"Queen vs Dudley & Stephens" - Brisbane Arts Theatre (Best Supporting Actor Male - Drama)
"Life Support" - Miranda's Dressing Room (Best Actor Male - Comedy)
"Far From Perfect" - Ipswich Little Theatre (Certificate of Distinction)
"God Willing" - Noosa Arts Theatre (Certificate of Distinction)
"Tudo Ou Nada" - Noosa Arts Theatre (Certificate of Distinction)
"Last Post" - Puddle Duck Productions (Certificate of Distinction)
"Seeds" - Brisbane Arts Theatre (Certificate of Distinction)
"Ritual For Dolls" - BATS Theatre Co (Certificate of Distinction)

Adjudicator was Ron Kelly.


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