Our Social Secretary, Nicola Howcroft, has already got lots of ideas for Social Events, details of which you'll be able to find here. If you have any suggestions for this year's social events, please contact Nicky via the Committee Page.


 

July show cast parties

I’m sure you will all be booking your ‘Allo ‘Allo tickets very soon, so don’t forget that there will also be pub visits, curries and cast parties to look forward to!  The show dates are 9th, 10th and 11th July, book your tickets now, click here.

 

Annual BBQ and Treasure Hunt

A date has been set for our ever-enjoyable BBQ and Treasure Hunt – Sunday 2nd August from 12:30pm, put it in your diary and keep an eye on your inboxes for more information.

 


Past Events

 

Skittles at the Haycutter

A very enjoyable evening was had by all at the Haycutter in April playing skittles, it was one of our most popular social evenings and we packed out the private room.  The winner of the tournament was Keith Harper, so well done to Keith!  After many rounds of skittles and fabulous meal, it was agreed that we shall make the skittles evening an annual event!

 

Christmas Party 2008

Nicky surpassed herself again by throwing an amazing Fairytale-themed Christmas party.  A team of helpers transformed the Hut into a magical fairyland complete with enchanted fountain, the Ugly Duckling’s pond and Cinderella’s pumpkin carriage – it was a vision to behold!

We saw some exotic costumes as well, most memorably the Snow Queen and the most terrifying Snowman I think any of us has ever seen!  Peter Pan flew in, Snow White’s Evil Stepmother corrupted one of the Dwarves for the evening, and the Ugly Stepsisters also put in an appearance.

You can see more photos on our Facebook page, but here are a few to whet your appetite...

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DJ Hood

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Will the real Rick Morris please stand up...

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 Pass the parcel

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Pinata

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Pinata

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Do the Macarena...

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DJ Charming

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The Final Dance-off...

 

ATG 40th Anniversary Year Awards November 2008

The 2008 Awards Evening was a swinging success as usual, and the Gee and her Awards committee worked tirelessly to put on a fabulous meal, and turn the hall into a venue fit for such a prestigious event.

And the winners were…

  • Best Actor - Roger Bennett – For The Waiter in Dish of the Day
  • Best Actress - Ali Morris – For Joyce in The Fat Lady Sings on Warlingham Green and Miss Tweed in Something’s Afoot
  • Best Supporting Actor - Dominic Binefa – For Dr Grayburn in Something’s Afoot
  • Best Supporting Actress - Ellie Driscoll – For Ellie McPherson in Spin to Win
  • Best Director - Jeremy Nicholls – For Return to the Forbidden Planet
  • The Grimwood Award - Shep Crampton – For her set design in Bedroom Farce and Something’s Afoot
  • The Wooderson Award - Jill Maynard -  For always being there and for being a fantastic chairman and production manager
  • The Davison Award - Peggy Robinson - for her fantastic prompting of many many productions and for always being around and helping out
  • Best Get Out of That / Best Cock Up / Best Cover Up - The sound, lighting and backstage team on Money! Money! Money!  - For the spectacular recovery when equipment was stolen during the break in at the hall

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2008 Winners

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And we had some fantastic cabaret performances to entertain us between courses….

Keith and Gabi got us off to a fine start with their performance of Let’s Face The Music and Dance.

Then Gabi swallowed her nerves and braved the stage again when she and Christine gave a fantastic performance of Loathing from Wicked.

Against their better judgement Ellie, Angela, Nicky H and Louise performed a hilarious rendition of Bohemian Rhapsody – curry style!

Gee and Debs made us all giggle with their version of French and Saunders’ ballerina sketch.

And then Jay rounded off proceedings with his ever-changing ATG Anthem which had a couple of new verses written especially for the evening and had everyone singing along.

All in all it was another brilliant evening, and a celebration of the productions of the past two years, and 40 years of ATG.  We’re all looking forward to the 2010 Awards!