CCADS- Awards

THE NEWS GUIDE AWARDS for 2005

BEST AMATEUR PRODUCTION
Winner: ‘A Few Good Men’ - Portsmouth group CCADS hit the stage at The Third Floor arts centre in Portsmouth before the current West End version.

The following review is courtesy of ‘The News’

John-Paul McCrohon, artistic director or CCADS, received the trophy for his production of
‘A Few Good Men’. Judges thought it dazzled audiences at The Third Floor Arts Centre even before a starry new West End version arrived on the scene. John-Paul says he was as JPAward300 tounded to win the award.

“I am particularly pleased that it was a mixture of a public vote and judges’ choice, and grateful for the support given by The Guide to amateur theatre”.

The rise and rise of CCADS – formerly a church hall group known as Corpus Christi Amateur Dramatic Society – has been an outstanding feature of the Portsmouth theatre scene in recent years. Under the inspired leadership of its young, enterprising and apparently tireless director, it takes on a range of often unusual repertoire – including both musicals and straight plays with equal assurance

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Other Awards for CCADS

BEST ACTRESS
Winner- Natalie Frank - stood out in a string of productions including ‘Tape’ for CCADS and ‘Death and the Maiden’ for Southsea Shakespeare Actors.

BEST ACTRESS
Runner-up: - Kerry Joyce - CCADS leading lady with credits including ‘A Few Good Men’, ‘By Jeeves’ and ‘The Secret Garden’