We’ve been nominated again!

Following nominations for our production of the play ‘Out of Order’ in 2007 and the pantomime ‘Ali Baba and the 40 Thieves’ and the play ‘It Runs in the Family’ in 2008 Bolsover Drama Group are pleased to be nominated once again for the 2009 NODA East Midlands regional awards.

We have received nominations for our production of ‘Robinson Crusoe and the Pirates’ for the region 2 pantomime award and ‘Murdered to Death’ for the region 2 play award.

The results of the awards will have been announced at the NODA East Midlands AGM cabaret and awards ceremony on 9th May at Loughborough Town Hall.

The chance to be nominated for awards such as these is one benefit we gain from being affiliated to NODA, the National Operatic and Dramatic Association, who also offer advice, information and workshops to amateur dramatics groups throughout the country.

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