Bolsover Drama Group would like to congratulate our member Tara Madeley on her wedding to David Foster in July. We wish the new Mr & Mrs Foster the best in their future together.
Members, family and guests of the group had an enjoyable time as the group held it’s 23rd Annual Dinner at the Angel & Harlequin at Spinkhill on Saturday 1st June 2019. Following a lovely three course meal the evening saw presentations of long service awards to Nicky Constable (10 years), Paul Holland (20 years) and founder member Janet Koszegi (35 years). Janet Koszegi receives her 35 year award Paul Holland receives his 20 year award Nicky Constable receives his 10 year award Phillip receives his “service award”. As way of a joke at Nicky’s expense (he’s been wanting a service award since he first joined the group) a special five year service award was also presented to “Phillip”, who some of you may remember as the masseurs dummy in our 2014 play ‘Who Goes Bare’. We will be looking forward to returning to The Angel & Harlequin on Saturday 13th June 2020 for our 24th Annual Dinner.
Over the recent months we have been keeping you updated with the progress of our current project – the restoration of the Banister Chapel in Shuttlewood. The chapel is the group’s largest asset and is the location used for the storage of scenery, costumes and props, as well as being an area where the scenery for shows can be designed, built and painted. Following ‘Thoroughly Modern Millie’ new clothes rails were constructed allowing members an opportunity to start to clear out the costume room. Now that we are able to gain better access to the costumes we own we will be able to catalogue and sort the costumes which may be of use in forthcoming shows, and recycle old costumes which are no longer of use. Sorting the costume room is one activity which members and friends of the group can volunteer their time towards, as a small step towards the on-going restoration of the chapel. As we look to progress this project we will be looking to maintain the structural areas of the chapel, such...
Dale Shaw, Michelle Simpson, Stewart Wood, Pam Mosley and Steve Sowerby read 'A Gem of a Place' at the re-opening of Bolsover Library In May 2008 Bolsover Drama Group members Pam Mosley, Dale Shaw, Michelle Simpson, Steve Sowerby and founder member Stewart Wood were invited to take part in the re-opening of Bolsover Library following a £180,000 redevelopment by reading a poem specially commissioned for the event by Derbyshire County Council Cultural and Community Services and written by then-Derbyshire poet laureate River Wolton. The poem, ‘A Gem of a Place’, charts the rich history of Bolsover from prehistoric times to the present day and has been performed on several occasions by members of Bolsover Drama Group. The full text of the poem is available in the book ‘You Are Here: Travels of a Derbyshire Poet Laureate’ available from Bolsover Library or by emailing alison.betteridge@derbyshire.gov.uk . You can also read the poem on the Derbyshire County Council website . More in...
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