Studs, directed by Peter Foster, was the LTC's entry into the 2008 Wakefield Festival. Though not the winning entry, Studs was placed in third place, thus maintaining the LTC's excellent top three placing record.
Simon Reece and Andy Wild were nominated for the award for best actor, Chloe Fairman and Sally Moxon were nominated for the role of best actress with Peter Foster being one of the only two directors from the seven shows to be nominated for best director.
Wakefield Drama Festival
2007 - Results
The results are in! - Read on to see who won what...
Audience Award - Lamproom Theatre Company, Turns
Best Presentation - Lamproom Theatre Company, Turns
Best Supporting Actress - Helen Binns, Wakefield Little Theatre
Best Supporting Actor - Ross Fogarty, Martello Productions
Best Actress - Sue Murray, Wakefield Little Theatre
Best Actor - Conan Tormey, Martello Productions
Best Director - Kerry Greenwood, Gainsborough Theatre Company
Adjudicators Award - Phil Shephard & Sue Robinson, Lamproom
Comedy Award - Jonty Fotheringham & Millie Creasey, Gainsborough
Third Place - Martello Productions, A Life
Second Place - Gainsborough Theatre Company, September in the Rain
First Place - Lamproom Theatre Company, Turns
 Reflecting on 2006 which was also a successful festival for the Lamproom.
April in Paris was selected by Mike Kaiser, the adjudicator, as the best play in the festival.
In addition Peter Foster collected the best director award and Richard Caille, as Al, won the award for best actor.
Mary Creasey was nominated best actress, but lost the award by, as Mike Kaiser explained, the narrowest of margins. Success indeed and congratulations to all involved.
Here pictured are Richard Caille and Mary Creasey as Al and Bet
 Kes gained the third place award and Matthew Weigold was nominated for best actor with Jonathon Cannon and Peter Foster being nominated for best supporting actor.
Pictured are Jud (Matthew Weigold). Mrs Casper, (Mary Creasey - in a break from cleaning the theatre) and Billy (David Myers)
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