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| Date | 2008-04-19 |
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| Message | Ok Bee, we get the message!! Forthcoming shows are as follows: May 7th, 8th, 9th and 10th: whole school in "Pride and Prejudice", Market Theatre Studio; shows at 5.30 (4.00 on Sat). Sat May 31st: "The Matchgirls" HTS Musical at the QMT; 3.00 and 7.45: Directed by Pete Gallagher, MD is Jenny Gould. June 18th, 19th, 20th and 21st: HTS Farce at the Market Theatre Studio 7.45 (4.00 Sat). June 25th @ 1.00: Grad Showcase at the Soho Theatre. If you are in the Southend or Hayes area, try and catch "The Agency Girls", performing to packed houses and starring HTS ex-students. Phew!!! Love Jo xx |
| Date | 2008-04-14 |
| Message | Someone needs to update the productions page a bit maybe!!! Lots of love to you all! x |
| Date | 2008-03-26 |
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| Message | Hope you all had a good Easter and enjoyed some Easter eggs. Just to remind you to keep up with your Singing and Voice exercises. Also, please carry on finding amazing pieces for your audition portfolios, both singing and acting. Special announcement: the HTS Musical 2008 will be directed by the wonderful Pete Gallagher (of "Any Dream Will Do" and "Strictly Come Dancing" fame). He is delighted to be working with us again and we can't wait to welcome him back to Hitchin. Details on the audition will follow shortly. Enjoy your holiday and keep up the fantastic hard work. love, Jo xx |
| Date | 2008-03-14 |
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| Message | Just to let people know, the third years are doin there plays tonight as well. its called the london vertigo its a funny play set in the 17 hundreds. and irish so gonna be funny. hope to see people coming to watch xx x xx  |
| Date | 2008-03-14 |
| Message | Have a good one - love you all my ickle ex-first-year buddies... some bonds can never be broken!!! xxx |
| Date | 2008-03-13 |
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| Message | hello dudes and dudettes!! hope u are all well and working hard! im making an impromptu visit to the place they call the hitch of the chin and and soo looking forward to seeing the 2nd year play! my first show i will have seen since i have left!! good luck my fellow thespians! remember you rock like a badger at a disco  ! do us proud!love to all students and teachers!! Niki xx xx xx |
| Date | 2008-03-10 |
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| Message | Just a quick message to all the students who performed at the Broadway Theatre yesterday; an amazing professional Musical Theatre debut. Congratulations! The feedback has been excellent.A wonderful buzz about "those fantastic young students from HTS". Great job.xx |
| Date | 2008-03-10 |
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| Message | Just a quick message to all the students who performed at the Broadway Theatre yesterday; an amazing professional Musical Theatre debut. Congratulations! The feedback has been excellent.A wonderful buzz about "those fantastic young students from HTS". Great job. We are proud of you. xx |
| Date | 2008-03-05 |
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| Message | A piece of theatre history takes place at the St Thomas Church Centre, Langley Road, Watford on Friday March 14th. On that night Theatre Roundabout, once described by The Times as ‘pre-eminent among small scale touring companies’ will present the final performance of their production of Shadowlands. For 35 years Theatre Roundabout, in the persons of husband and wife actors Bill Fry and Sylvia Read, have appeared on a bewildering variety of stages, from theatres to cathedrals, arts centres to colleges - from coast to coast in the US, across the whole of Britain and in East Africa. This year all that comes to an end with their retirement. Theatre Roundabout’s patron, Dame Judi Dench has sent a personal message of support for this last performance: "Many congratulations on the wonderful work that you have done over so many years. I am proud to have been your Patron and I am sorry that my commitments mean that I cannot be with you for your last ever performance of Shadowlands. I shall be thinking of you and I send you great luck and love for a superb evening." The very special chemistry between Bill Fry and Sylvia Read is one of the factors which has made this specially adapted version of Shadowlands so successful for them. The fact that this is their last performance of the play only adds to its poignancy. The performance is at 7.30 pm and the subsidized price on the door is £2. An occasion not to be missed by anyone who cherishes the craft of acting. |
| Date | 2008-02-24 |
| Message | hey everyone david garrad has asked me to post a note.he has a room free in his flat from april 08,you will be looking at about £350 month rent and bills depending on how much bills come to.if anyone is interested just leave a little note on here and he'll get back to you! thanks  |
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