The 19th Tasmanian Drama Festival (Junior Section)

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Event The 19th Tasmanian Drama Festival (Junior Section)
Venue National Theatre, Launceston, TAS
First Date 22 June 1965
Opening Date 22 June 1965
Last Date 26 June 1965
Dates Estimated No
Status Amateur
World Premiere No
Description The participants were: The Laurhenian Players with By Her Faith, Sacred Heart College with On A Spring Morning, Brooks High School with St. Joan, Riverside High School with Bonaventure, Laurhenian Players with Night at the Schrammers, St. Patrick's College with Birds of a Feather, Launceston Players with The Cloak, Sacred Heart College with The Dragon's Bride, Laurhenian Players with The Mad Tea Party, Queechy High School with The Patchwork Quilt, St. Patrick's College with The Discovery, Kings Meadows High School with Queer Street, Launceston High School with The Merchant of Venice, Launceston High School with Red Queen, White Queen, Deloraine High School with Bunyips Ain't People, Intercol with Bird Cage People, Brooks High School with Hungry Tiger and St. Patrick's College with The Doubtful Misfortune of Li Sing.
Description Source Programme
Primary Genre Theatre - Spoken Word
Organisations
Contributors
Name Function Notes
Win Newport Adjudicator
Kathleen Beattie Festival Director
John Simmons OAM Lighting Operator/Technician
John Cullen Publicist
Walter Van Nieuwkuyk Junior Publicist
Walter Van Nieuwkuyk Junior Sound Operator/Engineer Stage crew
Albert Sidebotham Stage Director
Kathleen Ashworth Stage crew
Ted Carney Box Office
Graham Dowling Stage crew
Hugh Duncan Reservations
Ralph Graham Stage crew
Chris Marshall Stage crew
John B Ride Stage crew
Albert Sidebotham Stage crew
Dorothy Smith Stage crew
Resources
Production Nationality Australia
Further Information The winner of the under 21 junior section of the 19th Tasmanian Drama Festival, the Examiner and Express Trophy was Intercol from the University of Tasmania with The Birdcage. The Radio 7EX Trophy went to Sacred Heart College with The Dragon's Bride. Jennifer Collison of Sacred Heart College and Phillip Gunton of the Launceston High School won the Launceston Players best junior actress...
Event Status Completed
Data Source
Source Description
Programme CHS 15, 6/4, Launceston Players Society Collection, Queen Victoria Museum and Art Gallery
Newspaper The Examiner, 28 June 1965, p. 3.
Data Set AusStage
Event Identifier 97918