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Images from the 2011 Uni Revue Opening Night Function

johnd — Sat, 14 May 2011 06:10:34 +0000

Keating Rehearsal Pictures

johnd — Tue, 16 Feb 2010 01:09:25 +0000

Gazing into the future

Here are some rehearsal pictures for the upcoming production Keating!

There are also some pictures of the start of the makeup process. Don’t worry, we don’t give away how the characters will finally look. To see that, you need to book now!

Theatre Royal Open Day

johnd — Mon, 16 Nov 2009 07:21:23 +0000

Old Nick was asked to participate in the 175th Anniversary Open day at the Theatre Royal on Sunday 8th November. Old Nick was given one of the large dressing rooms, and filled it with artifacts, videos and photos. Many people visited, with some interesting revelations around Old Nick members from the past.

…and Tony Manley singing songs from past revues!

Some pictures can be seen here.

From Don Hopkins, the Theatre Royal operational manager:

“Just a short note to thank you, in particular and Old Nick in general, for your support on our open day. It was a great success for us, we think about 1,000 people through the doors on the day, your contribution was appreciated greatly by all of us at the Theatre Royal.

Cheers

Don”

Thanks to everybody who helped to setup the room or man it during the day.

Photos from the 2009 Old Nick dinner

johnd — Sat, 31 Oct 2009 23:39:43 +0000

It was a hard night....

Just a quick post to say some photos from the 2009 dinner have been posted. You can see them here.

Thanks to all who attended. There were some fantastic Halloween outfits.

2009 Uni Revue final dress rehearsal pictures

johnd — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 00:58:43 +0000

Obama Mia! final dress rehearsal pictures are now on-line here. These are mine (johnd) but more will be posted soon, including some from the technical rehearsal.

(P.S. I’ve noticed a few hits on the site from people using Google to search for “old nick revue nude photos”. Sorry, you won’t find any here.)

P.P.S. There are more pictures avaliable here. Thanks to John King Smith.