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Our Country's Good - July 2010 |
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 The play will be performed in venues throughout West Sussex:
Thursday 15th July - The Hub, Central Sussex College, Haywards Heath (01444 446840)
Friday 16th July - The Steven Pimlott Building, Chichester Festival Theatre, Chichester
Wednesday 21st July - The Ropetackle, Shoreham (01273 464440)
Saturday 24th July - NEAPC, Crawley (invite only).
Cast
Midshipman Harry Brewer - Stuart Angell
Maj. Robbie Ross - Ben Baeza
John Arscott - Andy Burse
Rev. Johnson / Dabby Bryant - Tara Cowley
Second Lt. Ralph Clark - Tim Innes
Capt. Jemmy Campbell / Robert Sideway - Morgan Kerney
Capt. Arthur Phillip - Karim Khassal
Capt. David Collins - Tom Lawrence
An Aboriginal Australian / Black Caesar - Jordan Lowdell Hoyte
Lt. Will Dawes / Mary Brenham - Annabelle Mycock
Ketch Freeman - Luke Ofield
Capt. Watkin Tench / John Wisehammer - Alex Pett
Lt. George Johnston / Duckling Smith / Meg Long - Emma Proctor
Second Lt. William Faddy / Liz Morden - Laura Schofield
Creative Team
Writer - Timberlake Wertenbaker
Director - John Ward
Design - Nick Hardwick
Assistant Director - Keira Smalley |
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Preparing for a career in the Theatre? |
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 A course for Year 11 or Sixth Form students who are preparing to apply for training in the theatre – actor, technician, designer and more.
From Thursday 26th August to Friday 3rd September from 10.00 to 4.30 at The Drama Annex, Furnace Drive, Furnace Green, Crawley RH10 6JB.
Working with theatre professionals and with Jonathan Goodwin from Central Sussex College and Anne Fenton General Adviser Drama you will be taken through the process of applying for drama school. You will choose a suitable audition speech and be guided how to choose other speeches as well as finding a song within your range. During the week you will be part of improvisation, dance and drama workshops. For those of you applying for a technical option you will develop your portfolio and undergo interview practice.
On Friday 3rd September your parents and friends will be invited to a performance evening. We will explain the process to your parents and ensure they are clear about the commitment you are undertaking by applying to drama school. The evening will include performances by students already at drama schools and those who have been successful in obtaining a place.
The cost of the weeklong workshop will be £120 – and this will entitle you to attend further sessions in the Autumn Term as you begin your auditions and interviews. Since the average cost of an audition is £50 – this course will save you money in the long term!
“The course really helped me in making my choices and giving me the opportunity to perform and get feedback from so many different theatre professionals. It’s a must if you want to get into Drama School” Gavin Fowler - currently completing his course at RADA.
“Attending the course helped me to decide on the right path ahead. I was able to find out about Applied Theatre Courses and get the right information about preparation for the audition. I was finally accepted on two courses and am beginning my studies at Central School of Speech and Drama in September.” Alex Pett - WSCYT member |
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Alice - OnO Theatre Company Summer School |
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 You’ve read the book...You’ve seen the film...
Now you can make the play.
Dates: Saturday 17th July and then Monday 26th July to Monday 2nd August – 9.30am to 4.30pm at The Drama Annex, Furnace Drive, Furnace Green, Crawley RH10 6JB
Nominal cost of £30. Open to Year 6 and 7 children. Some vacancies for mentors from Year 10 and 11.
Following last year’s 'The Lion, The Witch and The Wardrobe' project the company return with an intensive week of staging this classic story. The participants will be involved in all aspects of playmaking – acting, dance, devising script, design, lighting and even filming.
“I learnt that you don’t always have to work on your own...this was life changing” - A quote from a previous participant
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Ash Girl by Timberlake Wertenbaker |
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 WSCYT will present Ash Girl at Northbrook College Theatre during the week beginning 6th December. The audition and rehearsals will take place at Oak Grove School, Worthing (on the Durrington School site). The audition date is Sunday 19th September and rehearsals will be on each Sunday and over half term until Sunday 5th December. Rehearsals begin at 10.00am
If you'd like to take part in the production sign up now! The show is open to all young people aged between 14 and 25. (If you are younger than 14 and very talented in drama please make contact with Lisa Ralph to discuss opportunities with the WSCYT.)
Complete an online application form by clicking on the Extras tab above or email
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The audition will include drama, music and movement. If you play a portable instrument please bring it to the audition.
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