Here are more pictures from the Production Seminar in Manchester at the weekend.
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| Principals chanting wildly during the rehearsal of Rent A Crowd |
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| More of the right moves from Principals and teachers |
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| Principals taking notes while 'Snake Charmer' is being taught |
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| Imagine That! |
As usual, Grady Bear was awarded to a Principal at the end of the Seminar. National Director, Nigel Le Page (below) was happy to award it to York Franchisee, Lindsay Goakes. As well as participating in most of the workshops during the day, Lindsay led one of the Youth Theatre workshops in the afternoon. Nigel praised her preparation, commitment and energy which, he said, was amazing! Grady will spend Production term with Lindsay, her family and her students and return to the next Seminar with a scrap book full of stories and pictures of his adventures. Well done Lindsay!
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| Grady Bear goes to a new home for the term! |
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| The Helen O'Grady network at the end of a busy day. |
Like many others around the country, Leicester Principal, Beth Daniel, has been unable to run all her classes this week because of the heavy snow. Above is the view from her office window and below the fields nearby.
South London have a particularly bad few days with many classes cancelled.
Croydon Principal, Ian Brown, dressed for the weather, did find some time to play in the snow. 
On to Helen O'Grady, South East London and Principal, Judy Adams, had a special headgear class to welcome the ambulance! Hats off to Judy and her students!
The ambulance is now on the home straight back to Portsmouth where it arrives to huge reception on Friday. There is still time to donate. Visit www.villageafrica.org.uk for more details.
