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New Forest Festival
19th to 21st April 2001 - Adjudicator - Jill O'Hare

Overall group winners - World's End Players from Andover - in Harold Pinter's 'Dumb Waiter'

The runners up - Burghfield Sulhamstead Players from Reading - in 'The Blinking of an eye'

The BEST ACTRESS AWARD was shared
between Trish Lee and Anne Carroll of the Burghfield Sulhamstead Players

The BEST ACTOR AWARD was also shared
between Randall Stokes and Barry Garfoot of the World's End Players

MOST PROMISING YOUTH GROUP
Wessex Drama of New Milton - in Creepers and Crawlers

MOST PROMISING YOUNG ACTOR
Christopher Cherrett of Barclay's Eaglets in Secrets

THE ADJUDICATOR'S Choice, SPECIAL AWARD
New Forest Players for Frank Vickery's "A Night Out'

Our congratulations to all the above, in fact to all the groups which took part. Once again the New Forest Festival was a huge success and repaid all the hard work and the organisational skills that the Players always provide to make this event such an enjoyable occasion. RS

Overall group winners - World's End Players from Andover - in Harold Pinter's 'Dumb Waiter'
The runners up - Burghfield Sulhamstead Players from Reading - in 'The Blinking of an eye'

The BEST ACTRESS AWARD was shared between Trish Lee and Anne Carroll of the Burghfield Sulhamstead Players
The BEST ACTOR AWARD was also shared between Randall Stokes and Barry Garfoot of the World's End Players
MOST PROMISING YOUTH GROUP Wessex Drama of New Milton - in Creepers and Crawlers
MOST PROMISING YOUNG ACTOR Christopher Cherrett of Barclay's Eaglets in Secrets
THE ADJUDICATOR'S Choice, SPECIAL AWARD New Forest Players for Frank Vickery's "A Night Out'