He was able to bring out the character to its full potential great interaction with cast members, some lovely scenes played out the award goes to Luke Rochester, A young person who truly excellent themselves beyond their years on stage in The Addams Family, with Richmond Operatic Society. They lit up the stage and brought joy to the performance in The Addams Family with Richmond Operatic Society Jordan Hamilton-Leighton, For me, this nominee reflects all that should be celebrated about musical theatre. Winner - Will Shakespeare the Panto by Cast and Crew Theatre Workshop, District 11 Awards - NODA Winner - Elf the Musical by Peterborough Operatic, District 2 2022, Issue 11 - noda.wildapricot.org Shrek by RATZ Theatre Company (D4N) Sister Act by Martins Wood Primary School North West - NODA North West Awards 2022 - NODA Alice in Wonderland by Stowmarket Operatic and Dramatic Society Steel Magnolias by Stowmarket Operatic & Dramatic Society This is a show that everyone can relate to especially what we have been going through over the past two years the award goes to Sunderland Theatre Company for Rent. Nominees must have been involved in orientation, transition, or retention programs within a year of the September before the Annual Conference. This young man held the audience in the palm of his hand playing the narrator in the production of Cats with Middlesbrough Youth Theatre. Registered Company no: 241572. Winner - Little Shop of Horrors by Westcliff High School for Girls, District 11 This individual simply stood out as truly exceptional. WebNODA News 2022, Page 2 A Message from NODAs President Danielle Menteer Northern Ohio Dressage Association Greetings NODA Members AND Friends, is a 501(c)(3) Non Her shy flirtatious scene with sweetheart Rolf was particularly enjoyable the award goes to Poppy Watkins, Showing great promise and producing a performance which was truly impressive really stole the show. Winner - Once Upon A Christmas Song by Sharnbrook Mill Theatre, District 3 Visual this production looked fantastic, and the audience did not want this show to end concluding in a well-deserved standing ovation - the award goes to Middlesbrough Youth Theatre for Cats, This young man certainly knows how to act, he portrayed his character in abundance will Billingham Players in their production of Goodnight, Mr Tom. (Presented by National President Gordon Richardson) This person has been a hardworking and dedicated member of the society for over 50 years, with his first show being White Horse in in 1967. The winners that were announced at the start of 2020 will finally be able to find out those results at regional level and can, safely, come together once again to celebrate in true NODA style! Nunsense The Mega Musical by Dunstable Musical Theatre Company The Summer Schooling Show Series hampionship was a huge success with all competitors enjoyed the lovely fall colors and moderate Billy Liar by Harlow Theatre Company Oprheus in the Underworld (concert version) by North Norfolk Chamber Opera I loved every moment of this production it certainly had the audience on its feet as the cast delivered a polished performance the award goes to Teesdale Operatic Society for Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, With an impressive list of musical numbers, the audience were overwhelmed with the quality of the production and vocal delivery. The voices in the chorus singing were beautiful in harmonies and the principal singers were all excellent, creating a show performance levels well above their teenage years. In a cast of starts, this great performer stood out delivering a breath-taking performance the award goes to Ben Connor, A wonderful performance with amazing costumes, great chorus work, stunning routines and emotional characters brought to life Darlington Operatic Society for Priscilla Queen of the Desert, A fabulous cast, well directed, made use of every inch on stage to produce an explosion of colour, great dance routines and a brilliant performance took us to the very heart of Egypt Northallerton Musical Theatre Company for Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Every single member of the cast and crew brought this show to life and had the audience on the edge of their seats or dancing in the aisles. Robin Hood by Creakes Drama Group Winner - Macbeth by The Gallery Players, District 1 Well, done to the whole cast on their outstanding production the award goes to Blyth Music and Theatre Company for The Addams Family, This play certainly stretched the acting skills of the two performers, set in a northern pub the actors took on thirteen characters with perfection delivering their characters with such emotion and gusto the award goes to Tynemouth Priory Theatre for Two, This pantomime certainly delivered what I believe a traditional pantomime should, it had the audience laughing from start to finish with its larger-than-life characters, visually it looked fantastic with great costumes and a fantastic set the award goes to Whitley Bay Pantomime Society for Cinderella, For demonstrating her unique comedy talents in this demanding of roles. Winner - Waiting for God by Harleston Players, District 7 Winner - A Midsummer Nights Dream by Ampthill & Flitwick Dramatic Society, District 3 All The Kings Women by Theatre at Baddow Great attention to detail in terms of the costumes and props and I loved the animation of Sammy the dog which was exceptionally delivered the award goes to Billingham Players for Goodnight Mr Tom. Well done on delivering a first-class production the award goes to Berwick Operatic Society for Grease, Playing the sassy role of Rizzo this young actress delivered her character to perfection, feisty controlling but with a passion to succeed. 2023 National Operatic and Dramatic Association NODA, Programme & Poster Competition 2022 results, Programme & Poster Competition 2021 results, Programme & Poster Competition 2018 results, Programme & Poster Competition 2017 results, Programme & Poster Competition 2016 results, Programme & Poster Competition 2012 results, Programme & Poster Competition 2010 results. Winner - Brassed Off by Clacton ADS (D11), Standard Programmes 2022, Issue 6 - WildApricot The award goes to Jordan Leighton-Hamilton In the role of Fester in the Addams Family with Richmond Operatic Society, New to NODA North this society took the stage by storm with an exceptional production full of colour enthusiasm and pure entertainment. Great interaction with his on-stage family great expressions and stage presence, and he certainly enjoyed the appreciation from the audience in his role of Benjie in Darlington Operatic Societys production of Priscilla Queen of the Desert the award goes to Noah Abbas, This premiere for NODA North was well received and the audience were overwhelmed by the standard of production delivered by this new youth group, a first-class performance was delivered by each, and everyone involved from the principals to the full cast of chorus members the award goes to Teesdale Operatic Society for Matilda, This young man certainly entertained the audience in Teesdale Operatic Societies premier of the Musical Matilda. All Together Now by Hitchin Thespians QUANTIFEYED OPTOMETRY PLLC Active. NODA North - YouTube WebDist 1 - North Tyneside - ken.allan@noda.org.uk; Dist 2 - South Tyneside - gordon.richardson@noda.org.uk; Dist 3 - North West co.Durham - 2022 Maybe try a search? Arthur the Panto by Clavering Players Winner - Lust the Musical by Billericay Operatic Society, District 11 Winner - Peter Pan by Saffron Players, District 8 This performance was no different, with forty something children having an absolute blast - the award goes to Teesdale Operatic Society for Matilda Junior, This was an easy choice for me this year. Aladdin by Wellworth Players This award will recognize student leaders as an undergraduate student and graduate student from each region. NODA NORTH NOMINATIONS 2022 - Sunderland Theatre Communicating Doors by St John's Players For an excellent scary but humorous performance with superb diction and stage presence Lucy Bennett, A huge part for any youngster. Over the years he has created over 100 cloths that has also had the pleasure pf being used in shows across the North East in other productions with societies across the region. Winner - Sheerluck Holmes by Mauldon Players, District 3 Their energy and commitment are commendable. Our Region has a wealth of youth talent and id urge you to support them by attending your local youth productions, The first is the Youth Coordinators Individual Award. Winner - Musical Hits Through Time by Colchester Operatic Society CO2, District 12 Check out some of our 2022 Award Banquet Photos to the Left in our slideshow, 2022 Competition Report Form2023 Form coming soon. the award goes to Westovian Theatre Society for Robin Hood and the Babes in the Wood. East - Awards presented in 2022 - NODA Has shown consistent super performance level, with high energy, great voice real character, and dance skills - Robbie Davies, This young lady has excelled in two performances this year, Legally Blonde and Fame with Crash Bang Wallop Youth Theatre. Please do invite them to your productions so that they can build up an excellent working relationship with your society and thus serve you better. Duets by Sharnbrook Mill Theatre Red Riding Hood by Leighton Buzzard Drama Group Winner - Made in Dagenham by Witham Amateur Operatic Society. Award recipientswill be invited to present their thesis or dissertationtopic at the NODA Annual Conference as well as be invited to submit the completed study in manuscript format for possible publication, in part or in full, in the JCOTR. We thank the ancestors of theDakotaandAnishinaabenations for being good stewards of the land. Must have served in an internship sanctioned by NODA within the 12 months prior to the conference in which the award is given, lasting a minimum of 8 weeks. Their enthusiasm and energy during their performance was a joy to watch. A fabulous performance with expert comic timing Lee Morris, Every pantomime needs a great Buttons in Cinderella and one of the best I have ever seen with great visual humour and amazing audience interaction in this production by Northallerton Amateur Variety Company Nigel Thomson, Not only did our winner capture the life and soul of the role but he managed to capture the deep emotions too. Joking Apart by Sudbury Dramatic Society He has created cloths and props for the Societys annual pantomime and production. Winner - Wind in the Willows by Saffron Walden Musical Theatre Youth Group (D7), Basic Programmes Winner- Once Upon A Christmas Song by Sharnbrook Mill Theatre, District 3 Winner - Emily Albert of Stage 1 for Dam Edna in Jack & The Beanstalk, District 4 North The Pied Piper by Newmarket Operatic, Musical & Dramatic Society Her confidence has certainly grown as has her stage presence and talent. 2023 National Operatic and Dramatic Association NODA, Best Supporting Female in a Youth Musical, Best Female Youth in an Adult Performance, Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, Best Musical Director of a Youth Production, Ribchester Amateur Theatrical Society Youth, University of Manchester Musical Theatre Society, Special Achievement Award for Services to Amateur Theatre. The Joyce Lonsdale Award goes to Eric Hickson. Winner - Brassed Off by Clacton Amateur Dramatic Society, District 12 NODA NORTH AMERICA INC. NODA NORTH AMERICA INC. (DOS ID: 6645012) was incorporated on 2022-11-17 in New York. Adventure in Pantoland by Young Expressions Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat by Lowestoft Players, District 7 2022 This play is a cross between a girls night out and a real mission to support a cause close to many hearts, with plenty of laughs and a few tears along the way. Winner - Corbin Abbasi of Saffron Walden Musical Theatre for Mole in The Wind in the Willows, District 8 Innovative contributions to the individuals institution. This young actor certainly commanded the stage wowing the audience with his acting ability and confident delivery of his character a first-class performance the award goes to Mathew Kerr, This young man has excelled in two performances this year Cats and Crescendo with Middlesbrough Youth Theatre. The Addams Family by Little Theatre Company WebYour Education o-chairs, Sally urton and Patti Valencic have been busy writing grant applications and are pleased to announce grants from The Dressage Foundation for the A complex story line well masters and handled by a youthful but very talented cast. 2022, Issue 10 - noda.wildapricot.org Anything Goes by Brantham Amateur Theatrical Society Richmond Amateur Dramatic Society (RADS) is celebrating after winning three National Operatic and Dramatic Association (NODA) North awards. Registered Charity no: 1171216. 5th March 2022 NODA NW Regional Awards and AGM - THE WAIT IS OVER! Congratulations to the whole team. the award goes to Whitley Bay Pantomime Society for Cinderella, The standout performance by this talented actor, playing the role of Robbie in The Wedding Singer, with Whitley Bay Operatic Society, delivered a standout performance full of energy and at times extremely emotional - the award goes to Bryan Watson, This production was well designed and delivered with each character giving 100% to the overall production, fantastic set and costumes giving the audience a truly sensational experience. The Outstanding OTR Professional Award recognizes outstanding contributions of a NODA professional to the field of orientation, transition, and retention. Winner - Inspector Drake and The Black Widow by Stevenage Lytton Players, District 10 Awards. the award goes to Francesca Ludie, This person impressed as the eldest child, Liesel in the Sound of Music with West End Operatic Society. Winner - Murder at Your Convenience by Water Lane Theatre Company, District 9 As NODA works to honor and reconcile the Native land with which we gather, we pay respect to theDakotaandAnishinaabepeople. She is a fabulous mentor and a voice for the children but has earned total respect form her peers and committee alike. The attention to detail was exceptional, colourful set and the costumes were fantastic, from the unbelievable dragon and I loved the gingerbread man the award goes to Teesside Musical Theatre Company for Shrek, A superb production of this iconic story telling the tale of war time London and the evacuation of the children. Going Postal by Water Lane Theatre Company We're SO looking forward to seeing you all very soon!! Winner - The Wind in the Willows by Saffron Walden Musical Theatre Company Youth Group, District 8 It looks like nothing was found at this location. Patrons: The Lord Lloyd Webber & Connie Fisher. Winner - The Killing of Sister George by Mustard Theatre Co, District 2 Excellent vocals which were well delivered, and the set, costumes and overall production sounded and looked fantastic - the award goes to Dryburn Theatrical Workshop for All together Now. If she wished to continue as a performer, I am sure she has a great future ahead of her - the award goes to Lara Sky Wisby. The Mystery of Edwin Drood by The Gallery Players WHEN LIFE GETS KRZY, INC. No individual can receive more than one scholarship in a given year. Aladdin (adult) by Griffin Players A very enthusiastic cast indeed. A superbly cast fun fast paced musical, with brilliant staging, characterisation, direction, singing and choreography. Stunning on every single level possible. (Examples: Association Committee Chair, Association Committee Member, Annual Conference Program Committee). NEWS NJ groups share $22.4M in grants to help ease lives of almost 1,000 Holocaust survivors Stephanie Noda NorthJersey.com 0:00 0:46 Susan Corallo spent her early years on the run. District 1 Winner - Shakespeare in Love and War - Shakespeare at the George. Winner - A TADStastic Chrismas! Winner - Waiting for God by Harleston Players, District 7 Robin Hood by Danbury Players Registered Charity no: 1171216. Legally Blonde by Witham Operatic Workshop For her fantastic portrayal of Thomasine Coverley the award goes to Katrianna Torbet, This young man brought great vocals and hug personality to this small cameo role and lit up the stage interacting brilliantly with his adult co-stars. District 12 Registered On 2022-11-17. It focuses on a particular group of friends, grapples with addiction, eviction, sexual identity, parents, materialism and the yearning to leave a meaningful legacy. Each region will select a recipient for each category and the winners will be considered at the national level at the With a photo spread on page 11. Recognized/Unrecognized (Schooling) Trophies. The Young Ones by Sawston Youth Drama Seniors The award is based on the following: Shelby Pierce, University of Tennessee, Knoxville. WebNODA Dressage 2022 & NODA Dressage 2022 Encore Breed Awards Breed Association Sponsored Awards American Saddlebred Horse Association and Registry American Obviously enjoying every moment performing to a very appreciative audience. Aladdin by Wickham Bishops Drama Club Winner - Sophie Finlay of Young Expressions for Poison Ivy in Adventure in Pantoland, District 11 Little Shop of Horrors by Springers NODA Indigenous Land Acknowledgement: NODA recognizes and honors that our Association Office in Minneapolis, MN is located on Native land. Richmond Amateur Dramatic Society celebrates success at NODA Fiddler on the Roof holds so many memories for him and his family, as this was his first production, he produced at such short notice due to the sudden death of the previous producer and chairman. A beautiful dancer, singer, and performer, a standout performance in Sunderland Theatre Companys production of Curtains the award goes to Lois-Lorraine Smith, When it comes to youth productions there in none better then we have in the North East, this production of Matilda delivered a standout performance by a group of dedicated and talented youths. WebThis award is granted at both the regional and national level. Winner - Dick Whittington by RATZ Theatre Company, District 4 South As well as dedicated his garage into a workshop for the scenery and props he has dedicated his home to the society too for countless fundraising events to help raise money for the society, their annual BBQ are always a huge hit in the societys social calendar. Our NODA North Performance Awards 2020 will be live-streamed via this So much went on the weekend of July 8 -10! Five years or more of professional experience in higher education (graduate work not considered). Pirates of Penzance by Girton Musical Theatre Winner - Virtual Musical Moment by Phoenix Players, District 4 South An excellent production - the award goes to In Your Face Seaham for Problem with Fathers, The performance a Deloris in Sister Act with Berwick Operatic Society, was very impressive, amusing, and larger than life Marie Foreman, Well suited to the part of the Captain the West End Operatic Societys production of the Sound of Music. We can't deny that all of us on the NODA North West committee hoped you'd all decide to hold off to host this event in person - and thankfully, the wait is over! Winner - The Ladykillers by Maldon Drama Club, District 9 I loved this production, it was well delivered and certainly brought out the characters in this adaptation of a well-known film. With tremendous performances and effects. A well-deserved winner- the award goes to Alice Heald, This young man played the iconic role that most young men want to play the leader of the T Birds Danny Zuko, from the film and musical Grease with Berwick Operatic Society. Awards 2022 NoDa 5K - NoDa 5K Race Roster Winner -Peter Pan by Dereham Theatre Company, District 7 Sleeping Beauty by Needham Market Entertainment Company A pleasure to watch congratulations - the award goes to Kieren Simm, A great team effort from all on-stage and behind the scenes. Registered Charity no: 1171216. Inpsector Drake's Last Case by Leighton Buzzard Drama Group Not only did this nominee deliver a strong performance in a variety of supporting roles which are vital for our performances to go on stage, but they demonstrated incredible versatility in stepping into an additional role of Bert Healey with 24 hours notice after a cast member contracted Covid-19 and delivered a sterling performance with incredible characterisation in Annie with Spennymoor Stage and Song George Morgan-Watson, This individual truly stood out from every other seen this year their larger-than-life delivery, superb singing, characterisation, and team work truly shone the award goes to Jordan Hamilton-Leighton, Taking a risk on a lesser-known musical Sunderland Theatre Company delivered on every level with their performance of Curtains. Sydney Rubin, The Ohio State University, Internship at Lehigh University. Whitley Bay Operatic Society for The Wedding Singer, Packed to the brim with fell-good moments that put a smile on your face and made you laugh out loud, this was the perfect show for getting right back into the joys of musical theatre after the rigours of the Covid lockdown - the award goes to Whitley Bay Operatic Society for The Wedding Singer, The whole feeling of the concert, from both the performers and the audience, was the emotional will to be back together, and the all-embracing sound of doing what we all love. Winner - Billy Liar by Harlow Theatre Company, District 8 Winner - Little Shop of Horrors by Leigh Operatic and Dramatic Society, District 11 Elf by Peterborough Operatic & Dramatic Society (D1) This award seeks to recognize innovative and effective approaches in three categories with three awards: Innovation in Orientation, Innovation in Transition, and Innovation in Retention. A copy of tests or USDF score sheet MUST accompany EACH SCHOLARSHIP The beauty of being long served in amateur theatre is that you get to know many many genuine people. Mary Poppins Jr by Facade at Orimiston Victory Academy Grandad Ken appearing in every scene a mammoth task for the lead role, but was ably supported by all the cast members, in great costumes, with lovely set design, effective lighting and many well-timed sound cues, along with slick scene changes created this stunning piece of theatre - the award goes to Middlesbrough Little Theatre for Grow Up Grandad, A full packed panto performance, from a cost that was joyous to be back on stage after the pandemic break. The amount of $1,000 award will be available to the Outstanding Research Award winner. Winner - Daisy Pulls It Off by Sharnbrook Mill Theatre, District 3 The House of The Baskervilles by Bury St Edmunds Operatic & Dramatic Society His delivery of his character and comic timing was outstanding and he had the ability to take the audience on a journey of discovery - the award goes to Luke McGare for Young Frankenstein with Jarrow Musical Theatre Company, When it comes to thinking outside the box this Society certainly leads the way, its not an easy decision when you choose a Mel Brooks production as we all know from his previous works that some of the content can be a little near the knuckle when it comes to been politically correct. Well worth waiting two years for. Poppy Watkins, Little Gretel, in The Sound of Music is always a tough act to follow! Winner - Grace Bryson of KYDS for Buddy in Elf Jr, District 9 WebThe 2022 show season is behind us. The Innovative Program Award is presented annually recognizing a program or unique approach to a challenging situation and/or specific campus concern or need. Award Winners are from productions which took place in 2019. Since then, he has been a crucial part of the society in both production and committee in. We heard every word. Features, Show Reviews. A thoroughly entertaining evening of favourites both G & S and Festive which was extremely enjoyable. Winners of the regional awards will be submitted for consideration at the annual conference. Award Winners are from productions which took place in 2019. Scores obtained from Opportunity Classes (offered at Recognized Competitions) may only be submitted for Unrecognized (Schooling Show) Year-End Awards. At the time of the Annual Conference, nominees will have had to accomplish one complete semester at an institution (excluding NODA internships). Super singing made this a memorable performance - the award goes to Anton Bradbury. His garage has been transformed into a workshop where his creations are carefully crafter and seriously where the magic happens. Going Postal by Water Lane Theatre Company (D7) Well-acted and good interaction with her stage family the award goes to Asheleigh McMaster. These awards were presented at the NODA North West Conference 2022 at theKimpton Clocktower Hotel, Manchester, in May 2022. All characters on stage were convincing in their roles and were backed by a lively bunch of youngsters in chorus routines the award goes to Berwick Operatic Society Juniors for Grease. Winner - Musical Reflections by Chelmsford Young Generation Society, District 9 research, publications, presentations, etc.). Winner - Musical Numbers by Broad-Way Players, District 7 We are THRILLED to be able to - finally - announce to you all the dates of our 2022 regional awards, dinners & AGM. Scores must be sent on the official report form (available on the NODA website) and must include Orientation Program: Orientation Peer-to-Peer Class Registration model, University of Colorado Colorado Springs, Transition Program: District Connections (GWxDC), George Washington University, Retention Program: Improving the Student Support Referral Process, Goldfarb School of Nursing at Barnes-Jewish College, 2021: Joe Thomas, University of Colorado-Boulder, 2020: Maria Sedotti, University of Connecticut, 2019: Beth Lingren Clark, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, 2017: Kathryn Kay Coquemont, University of Utah, 2017: Joyce Holl, NODA Executive Director (10 years of service), 2016: Rebecca Atkinson, Clemson University, 2015: Laura Coffin Koch, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, 2013: Dr. David W. Parrott, Texas A&M University, 2011: Don Miller, Wright State University, 2011: Carren Martin, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2009: Joyce Holl, NODA Executive Director, 2008: Archie Cubarrubia, George Washington University, 2007, Becky Armour, University of Michigan, Flint, Deon Butler, Florida International University, 2006: Carren Martin, NODA Executive Secretary/Treasurer, 2006: Porter Martin, Michael Best & Friedrich LLP, 2003: Terese King, NODA Director of Membership Services, 2002: LeeAnn Melin, Northern Arizona University, 2001: Jeanine Ward-Roof, Clemson University, 1999: Bonita Jacobs, University of North Texas, 1998: Victor K. Wilson, University of Georgia, 1997: Michele McManus, University of North Carolina-Charlotte, 1996: Valerie Hodge, East Stroudsburg University, 1995: Gerry Strumf, University of Maryland, 1994: Dick Mullendore, University of North Carolina.