Nantwich Players have made history after amateur-theatre company was crowned British Champions!
They were given the honour at the UKCDFF (United Kingdom Community Drama Festivals Federation) One Act Play Festival.
They won it for their critically acclaimed production of Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons, written by Sam Steiner.
The victory follows a sensational run through the one-act drama circuit.
The production has already claimed top awards at the Cheshire One Act Drama Festival, Leverhulme Drama Festival, Northern Finals, All-England Theatre Festival Finals, and now the British Finals.
In the final round, Nantwich Players competed against theatre companies representing Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland, making the win a national triumph.
In total, the show has scooped 16 awards, recognising the team’s creativity, performance, and direction.
Directed by Bethany Gail, the award-winning cast and crew includes Holly Bevins-Jones and Kit Phillips, with Luke Murphy, Jeremy Acklam and Sandie Laughlin.
Bethany said: “We are thrilled at the success of Lemons and being crowned British Champions.
“We met with some stiff competition from three outstanding teams from Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland.
“And it was a pleasure to get to know these fellow creatives over an excellent weekend.
“Thanks to all who supported us throughout the festival journey – from local audiences to fellow theatre-makers and organisers across the UK.”
Audiences have one final chance to catch Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons Lemons live at the National Drama Festivals Association Festival in Bromsgrove on Friday August 1.
More information can be found on the NDFA website.
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