1987 : Brighton & Hove Arts Council’s Full-Length Drama Competition
Adjudicator : George Rawlins
Competitors : in order of appearance
1
September 16 – 19
Spotlight Theatre Company
Strippers
By Peter Terson
Produced by unknown
2
September 22 – 26
Southwick Players
Born in the Gardens
By Peter Nichols
Produced by Barry Heselden
3
October 14 – 17
Wick Theatre Company
Key for Two
By John Chapman & Dave Freeman
Produced by Karen Mulholland
4
October 23, 24 & 30 – 31
Rottingdean Drama Society
Pack of Lies
By Hugh Whitemore
Produced by France Acton
5
November 5 – 7
Una Productions
Agnes of God
By John Peilmeyer
Produced by Gerald Lane & Pat Hope
6
November 8 – 14
New Venture Theatre Company
Children of the Lesser God
By Mark Medoff
Produced by Tony Brownings
7
November 14 – 21
Lewes Theatre Club
Kean
By Jean-Paul Satre
Produced by Olive Ellis
8
November 19 – 21
Sackville Players
A Tomb With A View
By Norman Robbins
Produced by Pauline Howlett
9
November 26 -28
Brighton Arts Theatre
The Imaginary Invalid
By Moliere
Produced by Edwin Earl
10
November 26 – 28
Prospect Drama at Brighthelm
A Man For All Seasons
By Robert Bolt
Produced by Jimmy Knight
1987 : Brighton & Hove Arts Council’s Drama Awards Evening
When : December 7 1987
Where : Hove Norton Road Town Hall Banqueting Room
Best Overall Production
Lewes Theatre Club
Kean
The Runners-up
Brighton Arts Theatre
The Imaginary Invalid
Best Stage Setting
Wick Theatre Company
Key for Two
Adjudicator’s Award
Patricia Hope
for overall service to amateur theatre, outstanding personal performance and highly comptent direction and art work in “Agnes of God” performed by Una Productions and front of house work with Sackville Players
Special Award
New Venture Theatre
for sustained commitment in prepration of a most worthwhile play that would not normally be tackled by amateurs