ABOUT CATS |
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Crowthorne Amateur Theatrical Society was founded in May 1978, following an initial meeting in November 1977, to "provide theatre and theatrical presentations for the people of Crowthorne and the surrounding area". Aided by a grant of £25 from Bracknell District Council, the Society put on it's first play, Fool's Paradise by Peter Coke, in October 1978. Since then we have prospered, staging many highly successful shows. The CATS' philosophy is that just because we are amateur it
doesn't mean our shows need be "amateur" too, so we always strive to stage the
best shows possible, in a dedicated and professional way, but also to always
have a good time while we are doing it. |
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| We meet every Wednesday in either the Parish Hall or the
Methodist Hall in Crowthorne, and we also have extra rehearsals (by
arrangement), for cast members, only in the weeks leading up to a show. We always try to ensure everyone is involved and everyone has fun, and that those working behind the scenes are recognised as much as those "in the limelight" on stage. The hardest work (and the most fun) is often had by those working backstage, in the jobs that are not as visible as being on stage but of real importance to any show's success. |
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Examples of the people involved in putting on a show are
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