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PRIDE OF READING: Artist and theatre group win praise

Staff Writer by Staff Writer
Thursday, May 18, 2023 7:48 am
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Caroline Streatfield has been nominated in the Cultural Contribution category for this year's Pride of Reading Awards

Caroline Streatfield has been nominated in the Cultural Contribution category for this year's Pride of Reading Awards

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To recognise projects, people and organisations that contribute to the cultural life of Reading, covering music, drama, art and heritage.

There are two nominations this week for the Cultural Contribution category, sponsored by M&G Real Estate, for the Pride of Reading Awards.

Artist Caroline Streatfield has completed two projects on the Oxford Road in Reading.

A nominator said: “She painted myself at work as well as other independent shopkeepers on the Oxford Road. She also did a recipe project where she collected recipes and artwork and produced cards that were given out in the shops and museum.”

She said Caroline’s paintings toured the Oxford Road and were exhibited in Battle Library and Reading Biscuit Factory. Caroline also made a film which was shown in the Biscuit Factory cinema.

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The nominator added: “I feel she went above and beyond to put the Oxford Road on the map and show it in a positive light . You can see the films on her website. I think she represented me really well and my community business and the others.”

Nominators were full of praise for RABBLE Theatre for their services to the arts and their activity in the fight to turn Reading gaol into an arts hub.

One said: “They are a brilliant local theatre group who constantly fight to enrich the cultural life of Reading.

“From their excellent training and education activities (such as LAMDA acting training for children and adults), the amazing adult Get Up on Stage training, to their wonderful stage shows they are the pride of Reading!”

He added: “Their tireless fight for the campaign for Reading gaol has been energising for the area. They’ve made such a difference to my life; given me new skills and confidence and it’s been so much fun getting involved in their activities.”

Another added: “They’re an amazing performing arts group providing theatre for the people, whilst also developing theatre in our locality.”

Get busy and put forward your favourites for the awards!

Make sure you give as much detail as possible about why they would be worthy winners. To nominate a person, business or organisation go to www.porawards.co.uk where there is information on the categories, sponsors and awards.

The awards annual lunch, hosted by Chris Tarrant, is held in October when shortlisted nominees, guests and sponsors are invited and winners are celebrated.

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