Kingston Bagpuize Drama Group

A Brief Encounter with Noel Coward – Saturday booking form

October 12, 2009 · Comments Off

Please follow this link to download the information and booking form for the Saturday performance of A Brief Encounter with Noel Coward. This is a special evening to celebrate the groups 60th aniversary and includes a meal. The cost of the whole evening is £12.50.  -  download form here (in MS word format).

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A Brief Encounter with Noel Coward

September 23, 2009 · Comments Off

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KBDG – History of the Group by Lance Bassett

August 17, 2009 · Comments Off

As I am sure you are now aware (because we keep going on about it!), it is the sixtieth anniversary of the Group’s foundation this year and an article by Lance Bassett gives a potted history of the Group since its inception.

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Photos added!

March 23, 2009 · Comments Off

We’ve just uploaded a huge batch of pictures from some of our old productions. They can be found by clicking on KBDG Photo Archive or by visiting Previous Productions above.

There are some excellent pictures of plays produced in the 1960’s and 70’s.

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Members honoured for long service

January 26, 2009 · Comments Off

Longest serving membersKingston Bagpuize Drama Group congratulated Linda Hudson, Lance Bassett, Nick O’Keeffe, Margaret Palmer, George Pulley, Ian Ashby and David Greenaway for their long service to the group. Presentations were made to the members at the Group’s annual dinner held at Fallowfields in Southmoor. The dinner marks the start of the Group’s 60th year celebrations.

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KBDG present cheque for £500 to the Royal British Legion

January 21, 2009 · Comments Off

20th January 2009, Rob Bateman of Kingston Bagpuize Drama Group presents a cheque for £500 to Stan Webb, of the pals-presentation1Royal British Legion. This money was raised from a collection taken after the Group’s performance of The Accrington Pals, by Peter Whelan.  The play tells the story of the men of Accrington who went off to fight in World War I and mostly lost their lives, and how this affected the women who were left behind.

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