SUPPORTING AMATEUR THEATRE

Useful links:

 Drama Association of Wales

Lots of information on the library, festivals, publications, summer school etc etc etc!

Glamorgan Drama League

Covers drama groups from the Gower to

Cardiff, Merthyr to the Vale

AmDram

Comprehensive website covering all things amdram

Theatre in Wales

Loads of information about what's on and

who's doing it in theatres throughout Wales

Doolee

Who wrote what play and who publishes it?

Attic Players

The group's own website

Talespinners

The group's own website

Other useful links

Pint-sized Plays

5-10 minute plays that take place in pubs in Pembrokeshire and Ceredigion

GALA EVENING

and 2009

Full Length Festival awards

For the results

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Welcome to the PDA

The Pembrokeshire Drama Association aims to promote amateur theatre in West Wales and help to improve the quality of productions through competitions, such as the One Act and Full Length Festivals held each year.

In the past year, we're pleased to have welcomed several new groups to the Pembrokeshire Drama Association - Attic Players from Newcastle Emlyn, Saundersfoot Footlights and Haverfordwest Operatic Society.  If you know of a group who might be interested in joining please contact us, because a vibrant drama scene in West Wales depends on the people who care about good theatre working together and sharing experiences in order to continually raise standards.

HISTORY OF THE PDA

In April and October 1986 representatives of Pembrokeshire Drama Societies were brought together by Mrs Jill Edge of Fishguard for informal meetings to explore the possibilities of co-operation between the Societies.

At a meeting in January 1987 under the guidance of Mr Ron Hadden, the then Director of the Drama Association of Wales, the decision to meet formally was made and the Pembrokeshire Drama Association was born. A constitution was drawn up and the aims of the Association, which were to foster and develop amateur drama in the County by means of workshops, community festivals and productions etc., were set down in print.

Since our formation we have organised adult workshops, a youth theatre workshop (in conjunction with HTV), technical interchange and One-Act Festivals. We have had successful technical workshops in conjunction with the Torch Theatre and a character-developing workshop in association with Theatre Clwyd. Another major achievement was the introduction, in 1993, of a Full-Length play Festival; this runs from April to September each year and enables groups to present their plays in their own venues.

Since 1995, thanks mainly to sponsorship from the Milford Haven Refinery, we have managed to successfully host three Wales One-Act Finals - an important yearly event in the Welsh amateur theatre calendar.

JANUARY

SeeSaw Productions

PRESENT

Comedy & Song

Regency Hall, Saundersfoot

Saturday 30th January

Tickets £6 from 01834 814567 or on the door at 7.30pm

Curtain up at 8pm

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Smoking ban on stage

- the facts

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