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In the Kitchen – Top Tips from the Craft Fair
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Jane Jenkinson writes...
"Well, this year I was quite excited, I was to work in the kitchen. I had finally risen to the ranks of kitchen staff after many years running around doing Craft workers lunches."
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Letters received following production of Mack & Mabel
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We received a number of letters after the KOS production of Mack & Mabel, including two from NODA.
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Letter from Theresa Webb Regional NODA Rep RE Blitz!
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Teresa Webb writes...
"I would like to thank the Kettering operatic Society for a most enjoyable evening, when I came to see the production of Blitz!
I had never seen the show before and was impressed by the opening with everyone crowded 'like sardines in a can'in the underground station."
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Posted by jack on Monday, June 30 (35 reads)
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Letters received following production of Blitz!
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We received two letters following the KOS production of Blitz!
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Letter received following production of Annie Get Your Gun
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This letter was printed by the Evening Telegraph...
Thanks for a Great Show
My wife and I, along with a group of friends, were invited to attend a performance of Annie Get Your Gun at the McKinlay Theatre in Kettering.
I thank the Kettering Operatic Society for such a brilliant show and congratulate them on a truly memorable evening. Not only was the cast extremely competent, but also they performed so well together and drew the audience into the plot and land of make believe engrossingly.
A large sum of money was raised by a group of Wooden Spooners, the charity arm of British Rugby, towards their gruelling 2005 Alpine Challenge in July.
I was saddened to learn that the only theatre in Kettering currently has to be closed to make way for new developments; I sincerely hope a new home is found to allow wonderful performances of this nature to continue.
D Brown, Kenilworth
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Coffee Morning
22nd Jul
Annual General Meeting
30th/31st Aug
Craft Fair
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