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• over 3 years ago

  We're Coming Back!!

  Normal Service Will (hopefully!) Be Resumed......

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• almost 5 years ago

  Coronavirus

  All current productions postponed

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• almost 6 years ago

  Humble Boy Audition Pieces announced

  Humble Boy Auditions 24th April 7.30pm at the RDG Studio, Chertsey, KT16 8HG Production Week July 21st - 28th at Riverhouse Barn, Walton on Thames (performances 24th, 25th, 26th and 27th July)

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• about 6 years ago

  Another Successful Quiz Night

  Closely fought Quiz Night

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• about 6 years ago

  60th Woking Drama Festival

  Ghost Story wins third place at Woking Drama Festival

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• over 6 years ago

  New Writers' Workshop

  We are looking to set up a forum for writing talent within the group and in the wider local area. We will meet monthly to have a go at some fun writing exercises and to read and discuss new writing submitted to the group. Why not come along and join us if you are interested in new writing, either as a writer, director or reader?

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• almost 7 years ago

  Stage Management Workshop

  A Workshop for anyone interested in learning about what goes on behind the scenes......

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• about 7 years ago

  Marriage of RDG Member

  Emma Frier becomes Mrs Alex Thompson at her wedding on 16th December

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• about 7 years ago

  Woking and Spelthorne Drama Festival Results

  Two awards and Twelve nominations for Brighton Beach Scumbags.

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• over 7 years ago

  Clean Sweep at Leatherhead

  Our production of James McLure's black comedy Pvt Wars wins the 2016 Leatherhead Festival plus.....

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about 3 years ago

Congratulations to the cast and crew of 100.

Our 2021 autumn festival entry competed in the Woking Drama Festival and the Spelthorne and Runnymede Drama Festival during October.

At Woking the play won the cup for Third Place together with the Best Actress award for Frankie Godliman. In addition there were nominations for Michelle Blake and Ian Santry for the Lighting and Sound respectively.

Sadly no silverware at Spelthorne but the Adjudicator Paul Fowler nominated the production in five categories - Sound, Lighting, Nancy Lund as Director, Frankie Godliman as Best Actress and the Adjudicator's Award for the ensemble set pieces during the play performed by Amy Horn, Meg Pike, Sophie Cutcliffe and Amelia Woodhouse.