2006 One Act Festival

Tuesday 9th - Saturday 13th May, 2006 in East Kilbride Village Theatre. 
Adjudicator: Bruce Adam

Tuesday 9th May

Killin Dramatic Club
A Familiar Face
a comedy by Andrew Biss

Bowhouse Theatre
Roots of Spain
a drama by Keith Simpson

Kirkintilloch Players
Shakers
a comedy/drama by John Godber

Wednesday 10th May

Thistle Theatre Company
Teechers
a comedy by John Godber

Purple Star Theatre
Her Slightest Touch
a play by Torben Betts

Glasgow University STG
Trouble in Chickenland
a comedy by Gerry McCartan Snr.

Thursday 11th May

McGavin Drama
Cliffs Edge
a black comedy by Paul Beard

Stewarton Drama Group
Our Lady of Stone
a drama by Vanda

Pool Theatre
Epitaph of a Hard Man
by ?

Friday 12th May

EKO Players
Till the Petals Fall
by Abigail Danielle

Studio 32
Victim
a drama by David Welsh

Greenock Players
PVT Wars
a comedy/drama by James McLure

Saturday 13th May

Tryst Theatre
Mary Queen of Scots Got Her Head Chopped Off
a drama by Liz Lochhead

McGavin Drama
Borderline
a comedy/drama by Isabella Rae

Stewarton Drama Group
Albert
a comedy/farce by Richard Harris

2006 Winners

On the left of each picture is our adjudicator, Bruce Adam.  Next to him EK Rep Chairman, Tom Matthew and on the far-right of each picture is EK Rep Festival Director, David Burnside.

FIRST PLACE
(awarded The John McNicol Cup)

Purple Star Theatre
Her Slightest Touch
(Isabel Carrick (left) receives the cup)

SECOND PLACE
(awarded The East Kilbride Arts Council Trophy)

Thistle Theatre Company
Teechers
(Christine Currie receives the cup)

THIRD PLACE
(awarded The Whitemoss Trophy)

Tryst Theatre
Mary Queen of Scots Got Her Head Chopped Off
(Ken Crossan receives the trophy (left) from Bruce Adam)

BEST ACTOR
(awarded The Alf Davidson Cup)

David Bennet
Purple Star Theatre
Her Slightest Touch
(Caroline Hurst (right) receives the cup on behalf of David Bennet)

BEST ACTRESS
(awarded The Club Trophy)

Karen McCluskey
Thistle Theatre Company
Teechers

BEST STAGING
(awarded The Betty McAuley Trophy)

Tryst Theatre
Mary Queen of Scots Got Her Head Chopped Off
(Ken Crossan receives the trophy (right) from David Burnside)