Youth Theatre
at Trinity
The beginnings of youth theatre within Trinity were first
mentioned in letters between the church and Trinity Players. On the 23rd
August, 1977 there was a request from the Minister for the Players to help the
Number 2 Club (N2C) with a drama section.
At a Players committee meeting, it was decided to send the
committee to talk with those interested with a view to forming a Junior Section
of Trinity Players, ideally not at a N2C meeting night but before say a Players
night, providing the membership is not limited to members of the N2C. At a TP
general meeting, on 5th September, 1977, the committee wanted to
extend interest to both N2C and N1C.
The minister was to be informed that it could not be done on
‘club’ nights but the Players would consider forming a Junior section of the
Players of all interested whether members were or were not members of N2C or
N1C. The letter was sent the next day to the minister.
The minister, Mr Anderson, replied that the Leaders (of the
clubs) were not ready for the Players to visit as they were busy with their own
re-organisation. There was no objection to the Players proceeding with their Junior Section with the
support of the church. A visit would be fine in due course being understood
that it “may be far better to explore your development across the whole church
and beyond rather than wait for us.”
At the general meeting of the Players on November 7th,
the Players began the creation of the Junior Section and the first meeting of
the Junior Players was held at 7pm on Wednesday, 11th January 1978.
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