Welcome to HSAP - Harrogate St Andrew's Players

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Harrogate St. Andrew’s Players performed their first book show in 1969. The group was started by enthusiasts who had put on pantomimes and other events at St. Andrew’s Church in Starbeck, Harrogate. They decided that there was enough talent, enthusiasm and backing to produce No No Nanette, which was performed at the St. Andrew’s church hall in November 1969. The church hall was the home for a succession of musicals and plays for most of the 1970s. The shows were accompanied by a piano and the audience were seated on a mixture of benches and chairs. All sets were hand made and stored in a large shed, ready to be modified for the next performance. Likewise costumes were purchased/hand crafted and would reappear (with adjustments) in the next show.

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Message from our Chairman:
During Our House it was clear that tickets were not selling as we hoped and indeed, now all the bills are in and the income accounted for, we have confirmed that we made a substantial loss on the show. This means that we cannot stage another major production until we are financially stable again.
We will not be able to put on a show in the spring as we normally do - we need to raise approximately £7,000 to pay our bills and build up enough reserves to produce another show, hopefully in October 2012, as this is the determined objective of every member of your committee. 
We hope you will enjoy our forthcoming projects: Music Music Music and the Old Time Music Hall, and that you can help us secure a future for the society that you have enjoyed and supported in the past.
With best wishes
 Jennifer
 HSAP Chairman

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