Author Archives: Jocelyn Egginton

Following on from the stunning success of the ShakesBeer performances over the weekend of 22nd and 23rd June (congratulations to all involved for your talent and your stamina!), CADS are getting into full swing with our next production. Auditions for … Continued

It’s almost time for one of CADS’ favourites, our outdoor Shakespeare promenade around the iconic Clifton Village. Partnered with the Friends of Clifton Centre and Library (FoCCaL) we are putting on this fabulous show for the third year running. We … Continued

CADS are feeling the sap of Spring rising, and feeling invigorated by the ShakesBeer rehearsals which are now in full swing – photos available soon! Not only are we eagerly anticipating the Pantomime Proposals meeting on 13th May, we have … Continued

Due to the clash with auditions we have moved our CADS committee meeting to Monday 11th March – all welcome! Roll up, role up, all those who fancy taking a stab at some Shakespeare as many would have originally experienced … Continued

In this chilly weather we’d like to give a very warm welcome to Laetitia and Ben who have joined us on the CADS Committee for 2019. If anyone wants to meet them, or any of the continuing committee members, then … Continued

After our rip-roaring Christmas social, Pantofest, CADS took a well-earned break over Christmas and the New Year and are now back in harness for 2019.  To find out all about our plans for this year, as well as get overview … Continued

Yes, we know it’s only November, but CADS is already getting super excited about our upcoming Christmas social on 5 December! Everyone is welcome to join us from 6.30pm on Wednesday at Hope Chapel in Hotwells for Pantofest! Fish and … Continued

There are still a few tickets left for Wednesday and Friday performances of ‘The Anniversary’ next week, but they are selling fast! Head over to the Alma Tavern website to book yours now… Anyone who is interested in more backstage … Continued

All are welcome to join us for our next workshop social, where we’ll be reading through Frankenstein’s Guests by Martin Downing, a ‘finely tuned parody of Frankenstein movies’. If there’s enough time we’ll work on workshopping some scenes. Characters are: … Continued