StageOne This Week

StageOne will be meeting at Folkestone Methodist Church. Rehearsals for Graham Clarkes's Jo Carpenter & Son are underway. This will be this years Christmas Show.  

Graham Clarke's "Joe Carpenter and Son" | 22nd December 2012)

On Saturday StageOne performed Graham Clarke's "Joe Carpenter and Son" at the St. Paul's Church, Sandgate. There was a lovely and happy and generous atmosphere this afternoon - people commented and thanked us for such an enjoyable afternoon and a real Christian feeling to the performance. The parishioners joined in the carol-singing and angel parts and they loved the acting and all the dressing up. StageOne will be performing the final Jo Carpenter and Son at Folkestone Methodist Church on Christmas Eve at 4pm.

On Sunday StageOne performed Graham Clarke's "Joe Carpenter and Son" at St. Saviour's Church

On Sunday StageOne performed Graham Clarke's "Joe Carpenter and Son" at St. Saviour's Church, Folkestone. It was a superb performance with great costumes, and props including a postman’s bike. A truly enjoyable show for parishioners and their families.StageOne will be performing Graham Clarke's "Joe Carpenter and Son" at the U.R.C Folkestone this Friday.

StageOne performed Graham Clarke's "Joe Carpenter and Son" at the U.R.C Church,

On Friday StageOne performed Graham Clarke's "Joe Carpenter and Son" at the U.R.C Church, Folkestone. It was another superb performance with excellent costumes and visual aids including a postman’s bike, feather duster, and a baby. StageOne will be performing Graham Clarke's "Joe Carpenter and Son" at St Paul’s Church, Sandgate on 23rd December at 3pm, and at Folkestone Methodist Church, Folkestone on 24th December at 4pm.

Play Reading Workshop "Hamlet" - 2nd October 2012

Last night we had our second session of reading through Hamlet which went down well. Most of us had a read through and it only mildly struggled with some on the words, though this was explained expertly by Michael.

It was well received during our first session and equally so during our second, with a few of us reading some of Hamlet

's big soliloquies.

One of the longest plays (ever!) at a running time of four hours (!) plus Hamlet is a tale of murder and revenge. Hamlet discovers his father (who visits him as a ghost) was murdered by uncle who has consequently married his mother and has been made king. Hamlet decides what to do next and uncover the truth.

We all wait with baited breath what will happen next. The play's the thing!

 

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