Shavington Village Festival Committee are celebrating a successful awards night after taking home two honours at the NODA District 8 Awards.
The awards recognised SVFC’s 2026 pantomime “Rapunzel” by Tom Whalley, which received an impressive 10 nominations on the night.
Nantwich Players have received 21 nominations at the National Operatic and Dramatic Association (NODA) North West District 8 Awards 2025.
The nominations span a range of categories and productions, celebrating the talent, creativity and dedication of our performers, directors, production teams and volunteers across the past year.
Shavington Village Festival Committee is celebrating after receiving 10 nominations at the National Operatic and Dramatic Association (NODA) District 8 Awards.
The nods cover a range of categories, including various roles from their successful 2025 panto Rapunzel.
Shavington’s “Red Riding Hood” Pantomime has been nominated for 10 NODA awards, writes Jonathan White.
The 2024 panto was staged by Shavington Village Festival Committee which is celebrating the nominations from the National Operatic and Dramatic Association (NODA) district awards.
Nantwich Players has been shortlisted for eight National Operatic and Dramatic Association (NODA) awards.
The amateur theatre group, based on Love Lane in Nantwich, have ben nominated for a range of awards.
By Jonathan White
Shavington Drama Group have been nominated for a North West All-District Drama Award for their production of ‘The Hound of the Baskervilles’.
The group performed the play at the Players Theatre in Nantwich last July.
Popular Shavington Village pantomime has scooped five major awards as the stage is set for another crowd-pulling production.
The National Operatic and Dramatic Association (NODA) awards shone the spotlight on last year’s “Jack and the Beanstalk” production, presenting a string of awards including best regional production, best performer and support.
Shavington Village Festival is to host its 39th annual Pantomime, and this year it’s Cinderella.
The family show with a classic story and laughs a plenty will star a local cast ranging from seven-years-old to 76.
By Sara Royle
Shavington Panto’s prestigious National Operative and Dramatic Association award, has left cast and crew thirsty for more success.
The NODA accolade came just three short months after they took to the stage to perform their 2015 show, ‘The Pantomime Voyages of Sinbad’.
Shavington’s 2014 pantomime Robin Hood has been voted best amateur panto in the North West by the National Operatic and Dramatic Association.
Members of Shavington Village Festival Committee were presented with the award at a gala ceremony in Manchester in front of more than 500 delegates.
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