Regional awards for Blakeney and Cromer and Sheringham drama groups
How the Other Half Loves at Sheringham Little Theatre, which has won regional best play award from NODA for Cromer and Sheringham Operation and Dramatic Society. - Credit: Archant
Two north Norfolk drama groups are taking a bow after winning regional awards.
The comedy How the Other Half Loves won best play for the Cromer and Sheringham Operatic and Dramatic Society.
And there was a technical award for the Blakeney Players for their scenery and sets in both their panto Acropolis Now (a comedy of arrows) and the summer musical review A Change of Heart.
The accolades were handed out by the regional arm of the National Operatic and Dramatic Association at a ceremony in St Ives, Cambridgeshire.
Regional Noda representative Susan DuPont praised the winners saying just being nominated was an achievement.
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Winning was a feather in the cap for the societies, particularly a smaller one such as Blakeney.
The awards were handed out by national president Bert Lumsden, who will be attending the opening night of CSODS' centenary musical Oliver later this month.
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