A NOTTINGHAM drama student wins place on University's prestigious MA course in theatre directing.
Simon Lane
on Middlesex University's prestigious MA course in theatre directing.
Andy Raffle (22) of Clifton in Nottingham has won one of only a
handful of places awarded to UK students and will be the youngest
person ever to embark on the course.
Says Andy: "It's a unique programme, aimed at training the
professional theatre and film directors of the next Millennium, and is
taught by some of the world's leading directors."
A former pupil at Fairham Community College in Clifton, Andy graduated
from the University of Wales at Aberystwyth last year with a 2:1
degree in drama. Since then he has been working as an editorial
assistant for The Boots Company's employee magazine, Blueprint. In his
spare time he has undertaken a series of projects which have helped
him to win his place at Middlesex.
Working with Central TV's Junior Workshop, he directed one of their
productions and helped organise a festival of six plays. He also led a
series of drama workshops in local schools and has been back to
Aberystwyth to direct a play there.
"It's been a busy and worthwhile year, which almost certainly helped
me gain my place at Middlesex," says Andy. "At £7,620, the university
tuition fees are a bit daunting, but this is the chance of a lifetime
and I'm determined not to miss out."
Now Andy is looking for sponsorship to finance this opportunity.
Anyone interested in helping Andy reach his target of £7,620 can call
him on (days) +44 (0)115 968 6984 or
(evenings) +44 (0)115 974 4282.
For more details, please visit http://www.emeraldart.clara.net/ar/
P J
>A NOTTINGHAM drama student is the youngest person ever to win a place
>on Middlesex University's prestigious MA course in theatre directing.
>snip
>Now Andy is looking for sponsorship to finance this opportunity.
>Anyone interested in helping Andy reach his target of £7,620 can call
>him on (days)
Oh, please... If it was only this easy. Go home, stop spamming. If
it's legitimate he should ask his family and friends, take out a loan,
apply for scholarships and grants, talk with his church or social
clubs, etc. Life on the dole is no life to live.
Adam
> >on Middlesex University's prestigious MA course in theatre directing.
> >Anyone interested in helping Andy reach his target of £7,620 can call
I don't understand. Am I being very naive, but why does he have to pay?
I get all my fees paid by the govt. and I'm doing a masters...
Adam
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Bill
>
> > >A NOTTINGHAM drama student is the youngest person ever to win a place
> > >on Middlesex University's prestigious MA course in theatre directing.
> >[snip]
> > >Anyone interested in helping Andy reach his target of £7,620 can call
> > >him on (days) ^^^^^^
>
> I don't understand. Am I being very naive, but why does he have to pay?
>
> I get all my fees paid by the govt. and I'm doing a masters...
>
> Adam
Oh, c'mon, Adam, you understand.... one earns a scholarship or
fellowship for graduate school..... or you get a student loan or earn
the money, or you beg from family.... or friends. And if all else
fails, you write an e-mail scam like Andy's.
Break a elg,
Bill
(who never paid or begged a penny for his MFA)
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Rich Williamson
phl.theatre does mean Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, USA ...
I also noticed posts to australian, groups too!
I believe charity begins at home, not thousands of miles away.
Honestly these crossposting spammers don't care what the group is about,
only that it has a word (theatre) in it.
rich
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Rich Williamson
Since spammers scan addresses from newsgroup headers I put in a dummy
"reply to". You should substitute "COSTUMES" for
"check-sig-file-for-real-address" and "MINDSPRING" for the ISP.