Cranbrook Operatic and Dramatic Society

HOT LINKS

We are very grateful to our sponsors and those businesses who advertise in our programmes. It is only right that we recognise this valuable support by enabling visitors to this site to visit the web-sites of our supporters. These are available below followed by other web-sites of organisations with whom we have "links" and should be recognised. We always welcome support from all quarters and if you would like to support us, please contact CODS on info@cranbrookods.org.uk and the appropriate person will contact you.

OUR MAIN SPONSORS:

OTHER SUPPORTERS AND LINKS:

.	Cranbrook Operatic and Dramatic Society is affiliated to the National Operatic and Dramatic Association. By clicking on the N.O.D.A. logo, you will find their site.

Cranbrook Operatic and Dramatic Society are members of Kent Drama Association and we normally enter for the Kent Drama Festival each year. By clicking on the Kent Drama box on the left, you will find their site. Actually you will find pictures of CODS collecting their trophies following our success at the KDA Full Length Play competition for 2004 with "Abigail's Party".

.	Tenterden Operatic and Dramatic Society have many members who are also with CODS and are considered friendly compatriots. We enjoy going to see each other's productions, indeed some of our members are also members of TODS. TODS new Web-site should be well worth a visit. Well done TODS!

.	Benenden Players, just down the road from Cranbrook, have a new Web-site for you to visit.

.	On Monday, 30th April 2007, Jake Boyle gave CODS members an insight into some of the techniques he employs in various aspects of singing from breathing to learning songs. Click here to visit his website.

.	Local Amateur Musical Players (affectionately known as LAMPS) have a new web-site as well and deserve a link to ours.

.	Amdram's web-site provides listings of drama groups and their forthcoming productions

.	TheatreTrade is a new website aimed at amateur performing societies with sets, costumes, props, libs, scores and all other pieces needed for a show either wanted or wishing to dispose of.

.	Cranbrook Town Website is now connected. We are all very keen to promote events that take place in and around Cranbrook so do click on the logo to the left to visit Cranbrook's own website run by Geoff Piper.

.	Another Cranbrook Website is run by Paul Rodgers. Click on the logo to the left.

.	We are also listed in "Events around Tunbridge Wells" on the Tunbridge Wells Borough Council's Website. It promotes our next show taking place in October/November. Click on their logo to the left.

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