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 Bath Young Actor of the Year 2018. Friday 12th October. The Edge. Bath

 

One of the most prestigious events in the Mid Somerset Festival calendar, Bath Young Actor, takes place on Friday 12th October at Bath University’s The Edge. Six young performers, chosen for their outstanding work during the 2018 Mid Somerset Festival, will compete for the title. Each performer will present a recital including several genres of dramatic performance. Our performers this year are:

Raphael Gahagan

Milenna Aldam

Joshua Glover

Anabella Fairgrieve

Jack Attwood

Alice Robinson

This is an evening you should not miss.

Tickets are available from Bath Box Office or on the door

 

Bath Young Actor finalists 2018

Junior: Raphael Gahagan, Councillor Cherry Beath, Joshua Glover, Milenna Aldam.
Senior: Ann Bauer, Jack Attwood, Anabella Faigrieve, Alice Robinson, Ben Humphrey.

Bath Young Actor finalist 2017

Junior: Izzy Lane, Atticus Lorenzo – winner, Dotty Hodge
Senior: Jamie  Wigley, Olivia Anniss – winner, Julian Shirnia

Dotty Hodge, Atticus Lorenzo and Izzy Lane in the Junior category and Jamie Wigley, Julian Shirnia and Olivia Annis in the Senior category were all more than worthy of the trophy. At the end of the evening the adjudicators, Jonathon Owen and Jenny Thornton, chose Atticus as Junior Bath Young Actor for his thoroughly entertaining exploration of the personification of animals in literature, and Olivia as Bath Young Actor for her exceptionally accomplished interpretations of Shakespeare, Dickens and contemporary drama.

Guests of honour at the event, sponsored by Kingswood Prep School, included Wera Hobhouse MP and Cherry Beath, Chair of the Council, who both presented the prizes to the winners. Mid Somerset Festival Chair, Lynne Barnes, thanked the families of the young people involved for their support and encouragement.

 

The Mid Somerset Festival would like to thank Kingswood Preparatory School for its continued sponsorship of this event.