Amateur dramatics at King's Mead School |
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(click on any image to enlarge) |
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| The earliest documented dramatic performance at King's Mead comes from records of the actor and director Bernard Frith (to KM in 1923 and still alive as of December 2001) held at the University of Texas at Austin (Frederick Harold Frith Banbury, 1912- : Papers, 1926-1995 -Preliminary Inventory). These refer to his roles as Susie in "Salad Sir" and Violet D'Arcy in "A Fool There Was". He subsequently went to Stowe (1926) and Oxford (1930) | |||
| The Thief Unmasked (1929) | |||
The Mikado 1936 |
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St Joan (1930s) |
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The Tragedy of Pompey the Great, 1934 |
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| Christmas 1951 |  Programme Cover |
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| Christmas ?1953 | |||
| Toad of Toad Hall, 1956 | |||
| What happened to George, 1960 | |||
| Toad of Toad Hall, 1962 | |||
| Emil and the Detectives, 1966 | |||
Programmes and photographs courtesy of His Honour Marcus Anwyl-Davies QC, Peter Bowles, John Leigh, Richard Wall, Nigel Slater and the Seaford Museum |
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