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| 27/28 May 2007 |
Behind every event is a dedicated team without whom it just would not happen. The Fringe committee are extremely grateful not only to the dedicated teachers who prepare and bring along groups for the event but also to those whose skills and technical expertise makes for a safe and well run event.
2007 has been funded by:
2007 has been funded by:
Chris Wicks
Educated at Kennet School, Thatcham, Chris went on to study Stage Management and Technical Theatre at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama in Cardiff. Before going to University, Chris was involved with many productions around the area, working with local groups, including Newbury Contemporary Dance Company. Chris was lucky enough to work at the Corn Exchange as a Casual Technician, where he had the opportunity to develop his technical skills. On graduating Chris was offered the position of Chief Technician at St Donats Arts Centre on the South Wales coast, where amongst a busy schedule of events, they produce Britain's leading International Festival of Storytelling in a stunning setting. Chris has been involved with the Fringe for three years and enjoys returning for the annual event.
Phil Hallam
At Paddington College, Phil studied a Theatre Electricians Course, and has worked professionally at The Corn Exchange and The Watermill theatres for ten years. During Phil’s time at The Watermill he was the Touring Production Manager for Carmen and The Dreamer. Phil has been heavily involved with local amateur theatrical groups for the last twenty years. Currently Phil is the Stage Manager for Newbury YoungStars and is an active member of their Committee. This will be Phil’s second year helping with The Fringe.
Julia Hallam
Julia’s love of dance and theatre increased ten years ago when she started to work at the Newbury Corn Exchange. While working in the Box Office she became a regular chaperone for the theatres annual pantomime. Over the last three years Julia has become involved with chaperoning for Newbury YoungStars and is also a member of the Newbury Contemporary Dance Friends Committee. This is Julia’s fourth year of stewarding for The Fringe.
