Scottish Community Drama Association
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SCDA One Act Festival 2004 Results
Scottish Final Results
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Wheatley Tassie [winners]
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TRYST THEATRE
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Travels with my Aunt (abridged) by Giles Havergal
from G Greene's novel
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Jim Porteous Trophy [second]
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WICK PLAYERS
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Best Warm Beer in Brooklyn by Jason Milligan
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David Baxter Salver [third]
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STEWARTON DRAMA GROUP
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Murphy's Law by Harry Glass
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Grampian Television Trophy [Best stage decor]
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TRYST THEATRE
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Travels with my Aunt (abridged) by Giles Havergal
from G Greene's novel
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Glen McKemmie Trophy [Scottish Life and character]
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STEWARTON DRAMA GROUP
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Murphy's Law by Harry Glass
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Scott Salver (Best original play in festival)
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Mark Rees
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Norman Is An Island
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Scottish Youth Final
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Quidi Vidi Trophy
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Tain Royal Academy
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Into Little Stars (*) by Peter Whitely
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Eastern
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Outlook Tower Trophy [Winners]
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TRYST THEATRE
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Travels with my Aunt (abridged) by Giles Havergal
from G Greene's novel
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Moffat Trophy [Second]
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MERCATORS
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The Cafe by Neville Watchurst
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Bob Buchanan Salver [Third]
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ABERDOUR PLAYERS
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The Ark by Helen Grifin
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Say Trophy [Stage Presentation]
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TRYST THEATRE
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Travels with my Aunt (abridged) by Giles Havergal
from G Greene's novel
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John Duncan Quaich [Production]
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TRYST THEATRE
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Travels with my Aunt (abridged) by Giles Havergal
from G Greene's novel
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Ann Moar Quaich [Scottish Life & Character]
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no presented
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Jimmy Brown Trophy [Best Moment of Theatre]
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KILLIN DRAMA CLUB
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The Evergreens by David Campton
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Jean Fleming Quaich [Best Comedy]
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KIRKCALDY ADS
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When I Snap My Fingers by Bruce Adam
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Youth Final
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YOUNG PORTONIANS THEATRE CLUB
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Why Did the Chicken Cross the Road by Mark Wheeler
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Full Length Play Festival
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Fraser Neal Trophy
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LEITHEATRE
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One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest
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Northern
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Alex Drummond Trophy [Winners]
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PERTH DRAMA CLUB
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Two by Jim Cartwright
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Jess Milne Quaich [Second]
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STUDIO THEATRE GROUP
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A Slight Ache by Harold Pinter
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Stonehaven Salver [Third]
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FORFAR DRAMATIC SOCIETY
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Blue Remembered Hills by Dennis Potter
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Kennedy Thomson Quaich [Stage Presentation]
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CARNOUSTIE THEATRE CLUB
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The Pantomime Play by Douglas Jackson
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Jayne Nicol Youth Trophy [Winners]
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CARNOUSTIE THEATRE CLUB
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The Pantomime Play by Douglas Jackson
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Jenny Hill Youth Trophy [Second]
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ABERFELDY DRAMA CLUB
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Regarding the Label: Displaced Person based on a
poem by Bertolt Brecht
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Bon Accord Cup [Best Team from Community of under
500]
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HOY & WALLS ENTERTAINMENT GROUP
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Resting Place by David Campton
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Youth Final
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Morton Cup [winner]
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ABERFELDY DRAMA CLUB
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Regarding the Label: Displaced Person based on a
poem by Bertolt Brecht
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Full Length Play Festival
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Emil Rzechorzek Memorial Trophy
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no entry in 2004
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Dore‚ Jackson Trophy [Best Musical Production]
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STROMNESS YOUTH DRAMA CLUB
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Bugsy Malone by Alan Parker
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George Low Award [Outstanding achievement in Dore‚
Jackson Comp.]
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CARNOUSTIE THEATRE CLUB
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Jack in the Beanstalk by Peter Denyer
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Western
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Samm Hankin Trophy [Winners]
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CROSSMICHAEL DRAMA CLUB
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Norman Is An Island (*)by Mark Rees
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Pringle Trophy [Second]
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KIRKTON PLAYERS
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The Donahoue Sister by Geraldine Aron
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Scott Bowl [Third]
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STEWARTON DRAMA GROUP
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Murphy's Law by Harry Glass
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Scottish National Players Trophy [Scottish Life
& Character]
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STEWARTON DRAMA CLUB
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Murphy's Law by Harry Glass
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Stewart Hood Trophy [Stage Presentation]
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GREENOCK PLAYERS
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Can You hear the Music by David Campton
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Youth Final
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Cora Anderson Trophy [ winner]
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GREENOCK PLAYERS
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The Trial of Harry Mann by Michael Dines
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Eastwood Cup for Stage Presentation
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KIRKINTILLOCH PLAYERS
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The Witching Hour by Philip Johnson
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Full Length Play Festival
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Ayrshire District
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Muir Shield [Winners]
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none entered in 2004
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Jack Ireland Trophy [Highest Marks in Production]
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Section I
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Clark Cup [Winners]
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none entered in 2004
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Section II
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Outram Rose Bowl [Winners]
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none entered in 2004
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Highland
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Young Trophy [Winners]
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WICK PLAYERS
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Best Warm Beer in Brooklyn by Jason Milligan
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Caroline Groves Trophy [Second]
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BUCANNEER THEATRE GROUP
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It's A Dogs LIfe by Pam Valentine
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Alexander MacRae Trophy [Third]
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LOCHCARRON adc
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Hewers of Coal by Joe Corrie
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Dick Lauder Trophy [Production]
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WICK PLAYERS
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Best Warm Beer in Brooklyn by Jason Milligan
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Gordon Crawford Trophy [Acting]
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WICK PLAYERS
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Best Warm Beer in Brooklyn by Jason Milligan
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James Weir Trophy [Best Comedy]
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WICK PLAYERS
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Best Warm Beer in Brooklyn by Jason Milligan
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The Maclellan Prize [Best stage Presentation]
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WICK PLAYERS
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Best Warm Beer in Brooklyn by Jason Milligan
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Youth Final
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David Nelson Cup [Junior Section Winners]
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Plockton Primary School
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A Pheigi A Ghraidh (Peggy Dear) by N Mackinnon,
E Macleod & I Mackenzie
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E. M. L Quaich [Intermediate Section Winners]
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Millburn Academy
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The Pie Eyed Piper by Peter Whitely
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Walford Trophy [Senior Section Winner]
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Tain Royal Acdemy
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Into Little Stars (*) by Peter Whitely
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Edward Nicol Trophy [Ensemble Playing]
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Millburn Academy
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The Pie Eyed Piper by Peter Whitely
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EML Trophy (Best Stage Presentation)
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Plockton High School (Senior)
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After the Dream by Richard MacAuley
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Full Length Play Festival
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Eve Hobbes Trophy
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STORNOWAY THESPIANS
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The Importance of Being Ernest by Oscar Wilde
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Eastern Division
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Borders District |
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Spaven Trophy [Winners]
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BOWMONT THEATRE
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Between Mouthfuls by Alan Ayckbourn
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Neidpath Trophy [Second]
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KELSO ADS
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Under Suspicion by Angus McVicar
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Ovens Quaich [Best Moment of Theatre]
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BOWMONT THEATRE
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Between Mouthfuls by Alan Ayckbourn
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Edinburgh District
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Edith Forbes Trophy [Winners]
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MERCATORS
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The Cafe by Neville Watchurst
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Charles Rowland Cup [Second]
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LINLITHGOW PLAYERS
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Light Lunch by Bridgett Derrett
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Ian Wishart Quaich [Third]
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EDINBURGH GRADUATE T.G.
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Crave by Sarah Kane
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Bobby Watt Cup [Stage Presentation]
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LINLITHGOW PLAYERS
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Light Lunch by Bridgett Derrett
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John McIntyre Trophy [Best Moment of Theatre]
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MERCATORS
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The Cafe by Neville Watchurst
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Eric Bennett Trophy [Production]
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MERCATORS
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The Cafe by Neville Watchurst
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Sadie Aitken Shield [Best First Entry]
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none eligible
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Margaret Allan Quaich [Scottish Life & Character]
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none eligible
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Edinburgh District Youth Evening
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District Youth Trophy [Winners]
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None eligible
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Falkirk District
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East Stirlingshire District Trophy [Winners]
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TRYST THEATRE
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Travels with my Aunt (abridged) by Giles Havergal
from G Greene's novel
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Porteous Salver [Second]
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TRYST THEATRE
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The Hitchiker by Lucille Fletcher
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Sandy Barker Quaich [Production]
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TRYST THEATRE
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Travels with my Aunt (abridged) by Giles Havergal
from G Greene's novel
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Rose Bowl Award [Stage Presentation]
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TRYST THEATRE
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The Hitchiker by Lucille Fletcher
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Margaret Miller Quaich [Adjudicator's Award]
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YOUNG PORTONIAN THEATRE CO.
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Young Portonian Theatre Co for both plays entered
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Lillias Scougall Trophy [Audience Award]
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YOUNG PORTONIAN THEATRE CO.
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Fireflies by Harry Glass
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Youth team going to Eastern Youth Divisionals
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YOUNG PORTONIAN THEATRE CO.
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Why Did the Chicken Cross the Road by Mark Wheeler
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Fife District
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Grace Hunter Trophy [Winner]
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ABERDOUR PLAYERS
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The Ark by Helen Grifin
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George Benedetti Salver [Second]
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KADS
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When I Snap my Fingers by Bruce Adam
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Jenny Greenaway Quaich [Highest Marks in Production]
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KADS
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The Lovers by Harold Pinter
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Ivan Mentiplay Cup [Stage Presentation]
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ABERDOUR PLAYERS
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The Ark by Helen Grifin
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Buckhaven Trophy [Best Moment of Theatre]
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ABERDOUR PLAYERS
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The Dumb Waiter by Harold Pinter
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Pam Lawson Salver (Best Comedy Moment)
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LESLIE AMATEUR DRAMATIC CLUB
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Mary Mary by Bruce Adam
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Lothian District
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Edinburgh Evening News Trophy [Winners]
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Jean Harper Salver [Second]
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Tom Bell Trophy [Stage Presentation]
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Carlton Highland Hotel Trophy [A Moment in Time]
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No festival in 2004
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Stirling District
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Munro Trophy [Winners]
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FINTRY AMATEUR DRAMATIC SOCIETY
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100 by Diene Petterle, Neil Monaghan & Christopher
Heimann
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Procter Trophy [Second]
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KILLIN DRAMA CLUB
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The Evergreens by David Campton
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John M S McCabe Trophy [Scottish Life & Character)
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Not presented
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Jean Sinclair memorial Trophy (Best moment of theatre)
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FINTRY AMATEUR DRAMATIC SOCIETY
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100 by Diene Petterle, Neil Monaghan & Christopher
Heimann
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Youth team going to Eastern Youth Divisionals
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DOLLAR YOUTH THEATRE
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A Dog's Life by Pam Valentine
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Highland
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Trophies Awarded For District
Performances
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Munro-Ferguson Shield [Best Performance of Highland
Play]
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Dingwall Players
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Fish by Donald M Mackenzie
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Readhead Trophy [Best S.W.R.I. Team]
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LOCHALSH SWRI
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That Old Black Magic by Andrea MacPhail
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Mitford Trophy [Best Original Play from Highland
Div.]
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TAIN ROYAL ACADEMY [Y]
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Into Little Stars* by Peter Whitely
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Macewen Quaich [Gaelic Play with the Highest Marks]
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KILMUIR GAELIC DC
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Ni Ni Fhin E! by Mairi MacLeod
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Caithness
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Wick Players Trophy [Winners]
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WICK PLAYERS
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Best Warm Beer in Brooklyn by Jason Milligan
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Ian Fell Salver [Second equal]
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WICK PLAYERS / THURSO PLAYERS
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Blackmail by D Grant & W Wilson
/ Bookends by Scott Perry |
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Margaret Sinclair Shield [Production]
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WICK PLAYERS
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Best Warm Beer in Brooklyn by Jason Milligan
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Calcott Innes Quaich [Highest Acting Marks]
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WICK PLAYERS
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Best Warm Beer in Brooklyn by Jason Milligan
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The Old Mill Trophy [Best Set outwith the Winning
Play]
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THURSO PLAYERS
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Bookends by Scott Perry
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Moray Firth
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Douglas Hunter Rose Bowl [Winners]
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DINGWALL PLAYERS
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Smile by David Campton
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Macleod Trophy [Second]
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BUCCANEER THEATRE CLUB
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A Dog's Life by Pam Valentine
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Marion Munro Trophy [Third]
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DINGWALL PLAYERS
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Fish by Donald M Mackenzie
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Mackenzie Shield [Stage Presentation]
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DINGWALL PLAYERS
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Smile by David Campton
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Vera Hallett Trophy [Highest Acting Marks]
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BUCANEER THEATRE CLUB
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A Dog's Life by Pam Valentine
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Skye
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MacPherson Cup [Winners]
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KILMUIR DRAMA CLUB
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Corpsing by Peter Barnes
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Mackinnon Salver [Second]
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KILMUIR GAELIC DRAMA CLUB
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Ni Ni Fhin E! (*) (I'll Do it Myself!)by Mairi MacLeod
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Philp Rose Bowl [Third]
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CARBOST VILLAGE DRAMA GROUP
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George by Derek Hickman
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Derek Hickman Trophy [Highest Marks in Acting]
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KILMUIR DRAMA CLUB
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Corpsing by Peter Barnes
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Roger Wakefield Quaich [Stage Presentation]
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PORTREE A D S
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Background Artiste by Stephen Smith
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South West Ross
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South West Ross Quaich [Winners]
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LOCHCARRON A D S
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Hewers of Coal by Joe Corrie
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Lochalsh Cup [Second]
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LOCHALSH SWRI
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That Old Black Magic by Andea MacPhail
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Statuette [Third]
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PLOCKTON A D S
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Chix by Jan Storie
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Salver [Stage Presentation]
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PLOCKTON A D S
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Chix by Jan Storie
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Charlie Rennie Memorial Quaich [Best Moment of Comedy]
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LOCHALSH SWRI
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That Old Black Magic by Andea MacPhail
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Sutherland
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MacLeod Cup [Winners]
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Grosvenor Trophy [Second]
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Ross Quaich [Third]
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Normana Mackintosh Trophy [Stage Presentation]
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No festival in 2004
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Western Isles
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MacEwan Quaich [Winners]
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Charlie Taylor Trophy [Stage Presentation]
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no festival in 2004
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Highland District Youth Festival
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Phoenix Trophy [Winners]
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Tain Royal Academy
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Into Little Stars (*) by Peter Whitely
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Ross-shire Trophy [Second]
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Dingwall Academy
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In Need of Care by David E Rowley
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Halley Shield [Third]
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Dingwall Academy
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Brief Lives by Andrew Beattie
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Edam Cheese Trophy [Highest Marks in Acting]
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Tain Royal Academy
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Into Little Stars (*) by Peter Whitely
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Ruth B Gilvray Trophy [Costume]
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Millburn Academy
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The Pie Eyed Piper by Peter Whitely
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Magic Moment trophy
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Plockton Primary School (junior)
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A Pheigi A Ghraidh (Peggy Dear) by N Mackinnon,
E MacLeod &I Mackenzie
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Halkirk ADC Trophy
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Thurso Players
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Where is Mandalay? by Christopher Kelly
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Northern
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Aberdeen
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Rowantree-Harvey Shield [Winners]
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STUDIO THEATRE GROUP
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A Slight Ache by Harold Pinter
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Gallery Trophy [Second]
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AMICI
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One Season's King by George MacEwan Green
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Alistair Selway Quaich [Best Moment of Theatre]
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FERRYHILL PLAYERS
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Landscape by Harold Pinter
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Aberdeen District Youth Trophy
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ACORN THEATRE YOUTH
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The Laundry Girls by Bill Owen
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ACE Trophy [Outstanding Achievement]
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ACORN THEATRE YOUTH
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Castlegait Trophy for best stage Presentation
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Youth Team going to Northern Divisionals at Webster
Theatre
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ACORN THEATRE YOUTH
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The Laundry Girls by Bill Owen
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Angus
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Ian McKay Trophy[Winners]
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CARNOUSTIE THEATRE CLUB (YOUTH)
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The Pantomime Play by Douglas Jackson
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Kay Fleming Trophy [Second]
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FORFAR DRAMATIC SOCIETY)
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Blue Remembered Hills by Dennis Potter
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Shiells Trophy [Stage Presentation]
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KAIMS PLAYERS
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Whose Life Is It Anyay? (Act 1) by Brian Clark
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Angus Youth Trophy
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CARNOUSTIE THEATRE CLUB (YOUTH)
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The Pantomime Play by Douglas Jackson
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Entertainment Award
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not presented
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Youth Team going to Northern Divisionals at Webster
Theatre
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CARNOUSTIE THEATRE CLUB (YOUTH)
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The Pantomime Play by Douglas Jackson
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Orkney
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Challenge Cup [Winners]
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KIRKWALL ARTS
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A Betrothal by Lanford Wilson
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Firth Trophy [Second]
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STROMNESS DRAMA CLUB
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Marcel Pursued by the Hounds by Michael Tremblay
(trans. John Van Burek & Bill Glassco)
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A C Hunter Cup [Third]
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HOY & WALLS ENTERTAIMENT GROUP
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Resting Place by David Campton
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George Scott Cup [Stage Presentation]
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STROMNESS DRAMA CLUB
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Marcel Pursued by the Hounds by Michael Tremblay
(trans. John Van Burek & Bill Glassco)
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Jean Campbell Memorial Trophy
[Scottish Life & Character] |
EVIE SCHOOL DRAMA CLUB
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The Storyteller (*) by S Whitworth
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Orcadian Youth Trophy
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PALACE PLAYERS YOUTH
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Dreamjobs by Graham Jones
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St Magnus Parish Trophy [Rural District Winner]
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HOY & WALLS ENTERTAIMENT GROUP
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Resting Place by David Campton
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North Isles Cup [Winner from North Isles]
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ROUSAY DRAMA CLUB
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The Day of Reckoning by Michael Kilgarrif
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Youth Team going to Northern Divisionals at Webster
Theatre
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PALACE PLAYERS YOUTH
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Dreamjobs by Graham Jones
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Perthshire
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Hunter Community Drama Trophy [Winners]
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PERTH DRAMA CLUB
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Two by Jim Cartwright
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Sandy Miller Cup [Second]
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ATHOLL PLAYERS
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In the Blinking of an Eye by Jeremy Hylton Davies
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Roy Caterer Memorial Quaich [Stage Presentation]
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ABERFELDY DRAMA CLUB
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Singing in the Wilderness by David Campton
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Billy Gordon Trophy (Youth winners)
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ABERFELDY DRAMA CLUB (Y)
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Regarding the Label: Displaced Person based on a
poem by Bertolt Brecht
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Perthshire District Youth Cup (2nd Youth place)
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BIPS
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Dreamjobs by Graham Jones
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Stirling Stone [Best Moment of Theatre]
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PERTH DRAMA CLUB
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Two by Jim Cartwright
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The Frank Martin Award
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Youth Team going to Northern Divisionals at Webster
Theatre
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ABERFELDY DRAMA CLUB (Y)
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Regarding the Label: Displaced Person based on a
poem by Bertolt Brecht
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Kincardine & Deeside
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Barclay Harvey Cup[Winners]
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Emil & Helen Rzechorzek Trophy [Second]
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Kincardineshire Salver [Stage Presentation]
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MacMillan Shield [Youth Team]
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No festival in 2004
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Western Division
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Argyll & Kintyre
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Rex Trophy [Winners]
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ACCENT PLAYERS
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Inheritance by Jill Woods
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Charteris Rose Bowl [Second]
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ACCENT JUNIORS
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Can You Hear The Music? by David Campton
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Dunaverty Trophy [Third]
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CARRADALE DRAMA CLUB
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Red Hot In Amsterdam by Patricia Robinson
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Campbeltown Drama Club Trophy [Stage Presentation]
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ACCENT JUNIORS
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Can You Hear The Music? by David Campton
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John Bryce Salver [Audience Appreciation]
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CARRADALE DRAMA CLUB
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Red Hot In Amsterdam by Patricia Robinson
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Visitor's Quaich [Best Moment of Theatre]
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TARBERT ACADEMY DRAMA CLUB (Y)
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The Terrible Fate of Humpty Dumpty by David Calcutt
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Eniskillen Quaich [Production]
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ACCENT PLAYERS
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Inheritance by Jill Woods
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Galbraith Cup [Best Youth Entry]
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ACCENT JUNIORS
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Can You Hear The Music? by David Campton
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Youth Team going to Western Divisional Festival
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ACCENT JUNIORS
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Can You Hear The Music? by David Campton
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Ayrshire
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Joe Corrie Cup [Winners]
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STEWARTON DRAMA GROUP
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Murphy's Law by Harry Glass
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Rodger Trophy [Second]
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LAIGH KIRK DRAMATIC CLUB
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Murdering at the Viacrage by 'H' Connolly
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Stanley Paton Salver [Third]
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LARGS PLAYERS
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Sonny De Ree's Life Flashes before His Eyes by Bill
Bozzone
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Alex McGregor Trophy [Acting]
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LARGS PLAYERS
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Sonny De Ree's Life Flashes before His Eyes by Bill
Bozzone
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David Brown Trophy [Stage Presentation]
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McGAVIN DRAMA CLUB
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Red Peppers by Noel Coward
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George Addison Quaich [Lighting]
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McGAVIN DRAMA CLUB
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Eye of the Beholder by Alistair Ferguson
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Ayrshire Youth Trophy
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ST MICHAELS' PLAYERS
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Happy Ever After by Andra Bishop
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The James B Love trophy [ Acting youth]
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LARGS JUNIOR PLAYERS
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The Sin of Rhyme by Harry Glass
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Youth Team going to Western Divisional Festival
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ST MICHAELS' PLAYERS (Y)
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Happy Ever After by Andra Bishop
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Glasgow
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City Of Glasgow Trophy [Winners]
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KIRKTON PLAYERS
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The Donohue Sisters by Geraldine Aron
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Amateur Theatre Trophy [Second]
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NEW VICTORY PLAYERS
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Sorry Wrong Number by Lucille Fletcher
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Ballantyne Trophy [Third]
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NEW VICTORY PLAYERS
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In by The Half by Jimmie Chinn
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Anne Brown Memorial Trophy [Acting]
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KIRKTON PLAYERS
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The Donohue Sisters by Geraldine Aron
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Hilda Hankin Trophy [Stage Presentation]
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NEW VICTORY PLAYERS
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Sorry Wrong Number by Lucille Fletcher
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Royalty Players Trophy [Scottish Life & Character]
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not awarded
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Youth Team going to Western Divisional Festival
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KIRKINTILLOCH PLAYERS (Y)
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The Witching Hour by Phillip Johnston
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Inverclyde
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Telegraph Trophy [Winners]
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GREENOCK PLAYERS
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Can You Hear the Music? by David Campton
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Wallace Bennett Cup [Second]
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GREENOCK PLAYERS
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Goodbye Iphigenia by George MacEwan Green
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Moray Glasser Cup [Third]
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POOL THEATRE COMPANY
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Truth, Beauty and Contact Lenses by Harry Glass
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Bob Richardson Trophy [Technical Achievement]
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GREENOCK PLAYERS
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Can You Hear the Music? by David Campton
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Ray Linn Craig Trophy [Production]
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POOL THEATRE COMPANY
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Truth, Beauty and Contact Lenses by Harry Glass
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Youth Team going to Western Divisional Festival
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GREENOCK PLAYERS (Y)
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The Trial of Harry Mann by Michael Dines
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Renfrew & Eastwood
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St Mirin Trophy [Winners]
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Express Trophy [Second]
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No festival in 2004
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Eastwood Trophy [Stage Presentation]
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Stewartry
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Martin Cup [Winners]
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CROSSMICHAEL DRAMA CLUB
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Norman is an Island (*) by Mark Rees
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Gourlay Salver [Second]
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CROSSMICHAEL DRAMA CLUB
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Faint Sound of a Bell by Patricia Wood
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Stewartry Trophy [Third]
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LOCHSIDE YOUTH THEATRE (Y)
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Mrs Worthingtons Daughter (*) by Mark Rees
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McGarrie Cup [Scottish Life & Character]
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not presented
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Davina Parley Trophy [Stage Presentation]
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LOCHSIDE YOUTH THEATRE
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Gilly's Gem by Sandy Taylor
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Bill MacKinnon Trophy [Production]
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CROSSMICHAEL DRAMA CLUB
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Norman is an Island (*) by Mark Rees
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Meg Imrie [Audience Choice]
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CROSSMICHAEL DRAMA CLUB
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Norman is an Island (*) by Mark Rees
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Lochside Theatre Youth Trophy
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LOCHSIDE YOUTH THEATRE (Y)
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Mrs Worthingtons Daughter (*) by Mark Rees
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Youth Team going to Western Divisional Festival
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LOCHSIDE YOUTH THEATRE (Y)
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Mrs Worthingtons Daughter (*) by Mark Rees
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Wigtown
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Jack Hughes Trophy [Winners]
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STRANRAER CLUB JUNIORS
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That Night by Liza Maxwell
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McMaster Cup [Second]
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STRANRAER DRAMA CLUB
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The Bear by Anton Chekhov adapted by Bernard Lawrence
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Fidler Cup [Stage Decor]
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STRANRAER DRAMA CLUB
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The Bear by Anton Chekhov adapted by Bernard Lawrence
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Wigtownshire Educational Trust Trophy [Scottish
Life & Character]
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STRANRAER DRAMA CLUB
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It was Written in the Stars by Des O'Donnell
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Stranraer Town Council Cup [Junior Team]
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STRANRAER CLUB JUNIORS
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That Night by Liza Maxwell
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Drew Murray MBE Trophy [Best Moment of Theatre]
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CREETOWN DRAMA CLUB
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Nobody here but us Chickens by Peter Barnes
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Harriet Collins Quaich [Highest Marks in Production]
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STRANRAER DRAMA CLUB
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Five Kinds of Silence by Shelagh Stephenson
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Youth Team going to Western Divisional Festival
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STRANRAER CLUB JUNIORS
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That Night by Liza Maxwell
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