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| From | Marilyn (Fred) Lacey (nee Smith) |
| Message | How wonderful that you are still going strong! Hello to anybody who remembers me from 1967 until I left Kingswood to go to university in 1971. |
| From | Tony Ecroyd |
| Message | I have fond memories of attempting to act with Romsdal in the late 1960's - we performed Bonnaventure then as well - I remember having to snog somebody in that - her name was Kath, I think she was engaged to another member named Richard Bond - don't tell me your Richard & Kath Bond are same one's I knew. If you ever resurect the local pantomime Faries Follies I could be tempted to buy a ticket - but I'm not up to being the front end of the cow again. |
| From | Roy and Jill Pope |
| Message | Friday night's "Bonaventure" play was excellent! Atmospheric, paced with a plot which held our attention. Well Done, Kingswood Players, the cast ensemble really did justice to a well chosen play. "Nun" better! |
| From | Gill Clayton |
| Message | Re: Murder Mystery Evening on World Book Night You were superb! We all thought it was tremendous fun and you all acted wonderfully. I particularly appreciated the effort you'd gone to to make it relevant to books with the different detectives. Well done and thanks so much to everyone for performing so late in the evening. We'd recommend you to anyone else. Gill - Librarian Emerson's Green Library |
| From | Eileen & Ron Coleman |
| Message | This is a quick note to say how much we enjoyed Friday night's performance of Pinocchio. From the original newsletter you sent, we expected something different and we were not disappointed. Not the usual Pantomime but still very enjoyable. Once again, many thanks for a very enjoyable evening and how well behaved all the Brownies were, they were also very intrigued with what was going on. Well Done |
| From | Bob Tucker |
| Message | Hi there just wondering whether there are yet photos available from "Airport" and especially those taken of me and the cast? Cheers Bob |
| From | Eileen & Ron Coleman |
| Message | "...But Chiefly Yourselves!" May 2010 Eileen and I felt we had to write and thank you and all the cast for a truly entertaining evening on Friday. It was lovely chatting with you both along with June and Pauline. We loved the performance, it was so good to be able to join in all the sing a long We felt perhaps the most amusing part was when Richard spilt his drink, ruining his It was such a Good Evening, in Good Company and an obvious sucess story. We hope that the two shows on Saturday go with the same fervour. With all our best wishes to you both, our kind regards and out thanks to everyone |
| From | Howard Marsh |
| Message | I just wanted to say how much my mother and I enjoyed "...But Chiefly Yourselves!" last Friday evening. Say thank you to the group on our behalf, particularly the chairman for his birthday wishes and for singing 'Happy Birthday' - that was really nice. My mother got quite emotional at several points during the evening recollecting different memories and it was nice that members (both of the group and audience (?)) spoke to her after the show. We'll have to keep an eye open for your future productions. |
| From | Helen Preddy |
| Message | "Aladdin & The Magic Lamp" January 2010 Many Thanks for a wonderful performance on Friday night. A lady sat in front of me who was with the Brownie group said it was the best panto she had been to in a long time. Keep up the good work! |
| From | Ron & Eileen Coleman |
| Message | We attended Aladdin on Friday 29th. We think we had the best seats in the house A8 & 9. It was a laugh from beginning to end. Yes, we spotted the ad-lib about teeth. I can report I still have my own even at the ripe old age of 81.Again, we can honestly say we were not disappointed, even the loss of sound made us smile. Thanks to everyone. |
| From | Evening Post - Letters |
| Message | From the letters page of the Evening Post May, 2005 "...And A Nightingale Sang" Kingswood Players put on a super show I was privileged to attend the Kingswood Players' latest production which captured the drama of lives during the Second World War. I must congratulate them on a thoroughly enjoyable evening, which brought back memories to me and my wife. With all the problems which exist in present day life, it makes us realise how fortunate we were to have grown up in that era despite the war years. Well done Kingswood Players and we look forward to your next production. Ron & Joyce Sims |
| From | Evening Post 18.10.08 |
| Message | "The Cell" October 2008 "If the Kingswood Players have chosen bravely, they have also chosen well and have proved that it is possible for a play. so firmly rooted in its setting, to feel not only relevant, but also shocking. Attention to detail here is professional. From the rosary beads to the music, there is a sense of being hurtled back in time to a world where an outbreak during Matins is unforgivable." |
| From | Miriam |
| Message | Great to see that the Romsdal Players are still performing as the Kingswood Players. I have happy memories of being a member in the 1970's. Keep up the good work. |
| From | Joy |
| Message | I just wanted to say thank you to everyone concerned for a good evening on Saturday at "Dead Guilty". What a professional production in all respects - really slick with lots of tension! Thanks again for your hard work (Joan said that she would happily swap her sitting-room for Julia Darrow's!) We look forward to your next production. |
| From | Steve |
| Message | We didn't know the story of "The Snow Queen", but it held us throughout. Definately coming again next year. Excellent entertainment and value for money. |
| From | Will Budd |
| Message | "Voyage To Treasure Island" - It's great! |
| From | Female audience |
| Message | All the pantos are very good I have been and seen the 2005 panto "Voyage To Treasure Island" and it is very good. I recomend that you come and see at least one of their pantos because you will enjoy it. They're just as good as the Bristol Hippodrome even better actully and the prices are very cheap. Well done! |
| From | Ray Bulmer |
| Message | Nice to read your site, well done. I have linked the Actonians site to yours and was wondering if you would kindly link ours to yours. www.actonians.co.uk |
| From | Phil |
| Message | Congratulations to everyone on your pantomime "Babes In The Wood". Jan 2004 |
| From | Female audience member |
| Message | The costumes for "Babes In The Wood" were better than the Old Vic! Pantomime 2004 |
| From | Young audience member |
| Message | Mum, it was better that the Hippodrome! Can we come again? "Sleeping Beauty" January 2003 |
| From | Tracy Peters |
| Message | Thank you for getting in touch and giving me the opportunity to join in with your latest production. Kingswood Players were the only amdram club to contact me following my initial enquiry via e-mail, so thanks for that too! |
| From | June & Ken Ladd |
| Message | Very interesting site, will be useful. Was hoping to bring/introduce colleagues to atmosphere/wonder of Music Hall - some have never been to one before-anywhere! Maybe next year? |
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