Winners of drama festival are announced by YFCU
Sponsored by the NFU Mutual Insurance Society Limited, the YFCU One Act and Three Act Drama Festivals took place in venues throughout Northern Ireland and showcased the talent that exists within the association.
Each of the evenings were a great success and well supported by the public.
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The results of the One Act and Three Act Drama Festival are as follows:
One Act awards and certificates
First place: Finvoy YFC for ‘A Quiet Night In’
Second place: Coleraine 1 YFC for ‘The Babbling Brookes’
Third place: Kilrea YFC for ‘Falling on Deaf Ears’
Best producer: Stephanie Fulton and Karena Shaw, Finvoy YFC
Best moment of theatre: Finvoy YFC for Salesman entrance and instant exit at the end
Best set: Lisnamurrican YFC
Certificate of merit for production: Randalstown YFC
Most promising actress: Joanne Smyth, Coleraine YFC
Most promising actor: Jason Clyde, Finvoy YFC
Certificate of merit for acting: Matthew Wilson, Cappagh YFC, John Armstrong, Trillick YFC, Judith McKinley, Trillick YFC, Hannah Hemphill, Derg Valley YFC, Gavin Short, Seskinore YFC, Elle Smyth, Moycraig YFC, Callum Lamont, Coleraine 1 YFC, Olivia Logan, Lisnamurrican YFC, Joanna Strawbridge, Coleraine 2 YFC, Michael Torrans, Garvagh YFC, Kathryn McFadden, Randalstown YFC, Ryan Gamble, Finvoy YFC, Charlotte McKeenan, Finvoy YFC and Adam Alexander, Kilrea YFC
Three Act awards and certificates
First place: Moycraig YFC for ‘The Quare Gunk’
Best set: Moycraig YFC
Best producer: Emma-Jayne Anderson and Judith McConaghie, Moycraig YFC
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Certificate of merit for production: Lynda Girvin and Karen Patterson, Newtownards YFC
Most promising actress: Lorraine Lyons, Moycraig YFC
Most promising actor: Andrew Patton, Newtownards YFC
Certificates of merit for acting: Andrew Lyons, Matthew McLean, Rebecca Stewart, Jane Patton, Niamh Martin and Joy Dalell