Presenting Community Pantomime and Theatre in Thringstone for over 35 years
As well as providing local community entertainment, the society continues to make charitable donations. During each show the front-of-house team runs a raffle for various local charities, and many thousands of pounds have been donated in this way over the years. Members have also held a 'Christmas sing-a-long' outside a local supermarket, where a collection is taken for charity. In October 2007, and again in 2008 some society members helped to entertain at the local Cancer Research Committee's 'Pink Party', raising over £1200 for this excellent cause.
Pink Party Concerts (hover mouse over photo)
Welcome to ‘Thringstone Pantomime & Drama Society’
TPADS is proud to support local charities...
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On Saturday 24th November 2007 some (hardy) members of the society braved the elements to help with the 'Big Switch On' of the Christmas lights in Marlborough Square, Coalville.
Site last updated on 23rd July 2010
*** OUR 2010 PRODUCTIONS***
Our front-of-house team held a raffle at each performance of ‘Sleeping Beauty and
were very pleased to be able to make a donation of £650 to Ward 15 at Glenfield Hospital
for the purchase of specialised equipment for use in cancer care. The cheque was
presented to a representative of ward 15 following the final performance on Saturday
23rd January.
Following our production of ‘42nd Street’ a cheque for £450 was given to St. Andrew’s
Church, Thringstone to help provide extra facilities.
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TPADS are proud to have been awarded a certificate from Voluntary Action LeicesterShire
for 25 years or more service to the community.
And our May musical production was
‘42nd STREET’
TPADS is affiliated with NODA - the
National Operatic and Drama Association
see www.nodaeastmidlands.org
OUR JANUARY 2011 PANTO WILL BE
‘PUSS IN BOOTS’