Following their recent glittering production of Die Fledermaus at St. Joseph’s Hall in Leigh, The Three Towns held their Annual Dinner and Awards Evening on 23 May at Culcheth Village Club.
It was a chance to celebrate their latest award successes, too. The society picked up prestigious National Operatic and Dramatic Association (NODA) awards last month for ‘Best Gilbert & Sullivan Production’ in the whole of the North West for their performance of The Pirates of Penzance. Meanwhile, Phil Boardman was awarded ‘Best Musical Director’ and ‘Best Programme’ was awarded to the Publicity Team.
Long Service Awards for affiliation to NODA were presented by Chair of The Three Towns, Ann Batchelor, to Rupert Rees for 35 years of treading the boards, Rob McGee 25 years, Richard Aspinall 20 years, Victoria Goulden, Julia Sutton and Rosalie Garner 15 years. Congratulations all!
What’s next for The Three Towns?
The society is now in rehearsal for its annual concerts which will take place on Friday 14 (evening) and Saturday 15 November (matinee) at St. Joseph’s Hall, Leigh WN7 2PR.
They’ll be performing a variety of Songs from the Shows, Broadway, West End, Popular and Classical Music, in a relaxed cabaret setting.
Find out more about The Three Towns at https://thethreetowns.net/.
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