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The programme is facilitated by Ms.Saswati Nanda. She is an Early Literacy Specialist and a certified Story Teller with an aim to increase the happiness quotient of children by passionate and powerful performance storytelling. She is an International Synthetic Phonics Trainer and is associated with over 130 schools of national and international repute across the length and breadth of the country. The NJS sessions focus on developing the LSRW (Listening Spelling Reading Writing) skills amongst the children through the medium of storytelling.
Page from the theatre programme for a production of 'Oliver Twist', staged by Keighley Playhouse in November / December 1995. This page includes a plot outline, and profiles and portraits of directors F. Walter Twigg and Marjorie Rhodes.
Keighley Playhouse's production of 'Oliver Twist', by Guy Williams, adapted from the classic novel by Charles Dickens, was performed at the Playhouse from Monday 27th November to Saturday 2nd December 1995. This was the third play in the 1995/96 season.
The play is introduced in the programme: "The story of Oliver Twist is perhaps one of the best known works of Charles Dickens having been on the musical scene as 'Oliver!' over many years and currently playing to sell out audiences at the London Palladium. Our play tonight is the original story arranged as a two act play by Guy Williams but the characters, dialogue and plot are all as Dickens intended and faithfully interpreted by our two very experienced directors who are Keighley Playhouse Members of long standing."
The part of Oliver Twist was taken by Bruce Sturrock (as a young man) and Robin Leitch (as a boy). The Artful Dodger was played by Paul Steere, and Fagin was played by Michael Kennedy. Angelo Clarke played Bill Sikes and Melanie Wilcock played Nancy. The extensive cast was rounded out by Robert Lister, Stuart Yoxall, Alison Frazer, Marek Musolf, Geoff Donaldson, Mavis Walsh, David Hardman, Barbara Lowens, Nick Goodwin, Rachael Trenouth, Joe Gibson, Edward Cowen, Barbara Chafer, Maria Brindloe, Wendy Todd, Barbara Lowens, Kate Fielding, Gwenda Marsden, Joanna Barker, Fiona Barker, Anneka Latta, Timothy Steere, Matthew Bowring, Daniel Wadsworth and Chris Yoxall.
The 16-page programme, printed by Kay Jay Print of Cross Hills, is part of the Christine Broadley Collection, donated by Christine in 2024.
Programme for Keighley Playhouse's production of 'Uproar in the House', by Anthony Marriot and Alistair Foot, performed at the Playhouse from Tuesday 7th to Saturday 11th June 1988. The director was Mike Boothroyd. This was the final play in the 1987/88 season.
The farce takes place over one afternoon/evening in a show house selected as House of the Year 1967 by 'His & Hers' magazine. The cast consisted of Robert Lister, Laura Campbell, Louise Holland, Debbie Park, Walter Anderton, Alan Hollings, David Webb, Mavis Walsh, David Hardman, Chris Blackie, Sheila Leaver and Audrey Tosney.
The programme also included adverts for the next production ('Same Time Next Year' to be staged in September 1988). The folded A4 programme is part of the Christine Broadley Collection, donated by Christine in 2024.
Regional conference to mark the 10th anniversary of the South Programme, a joint initiative between the European Union and the Council of Europe.
62nd ABU General Assembly and Associated Meetings 2025
11-15 September 2025
Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia
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The 9th Graduation Ceremony of UONGOZI Institute, held on 15 May 2026 in Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, celebrating graduates from the Postgraduate Diploma in Leadership, Certificate in Leadership, Women’s Leadership Programme, and Emerging Leaders Programme. The event also marked 15 years of advancing leadership for sustainable development in Africa.
Page from the theatre programme for a production of 'Silly Cow', staged by Keighley Playhouse in October 2000. This page includes adverts for Kay Jay Print Stationery Shop of Main Street in Cross Hills, Damems Road Garage, and Airedale Physiotherapy Clinic of Devonshire Street.
The 12-page programme is part of the Christine Broadley Collection, donated by Christine in 2024.