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MEMBERS
During its time Flying Ducks Youth Theatre has seen hundreds of different members participating in every activity from selling tickets
to performing in the lead role. Each member is equally important to the group as it could not survive in its current form if everyone did not do their bit.
Working as a team is an important skill learned by everyone in Flying Ducks Youth Theatre. However, it should not be forgotten that everyone has their own individual talents,
which should also be recognised. This part of the website aims to tell readers about anything externally drama-related to do with the members of the group from both the past and present and how some of the former members are keeping in touch with each other.
Further studies and careers in drama
Some of the group's members have gone, are going, or will go further with drama than just Flying Ducks Youth Theatre:
Former member Marc Lawrence is now working as a lighting designer/technician at the London Palladium.
Former member Dawn Outhwaite completed a degree in design crafts for the entertainment industry.
Former member Daniel Dawson completed a degree in live performance technology.
Former member Lucy Crampton completed a degree in performing arts.
Former member Vicky Neep completed a drama-related degree at the University of Leeds.
Former member Henry Bird played the part of Jesus in a production of Jesus Christ Superstar at the York Theatre Royal from 24 February–6 March 2004. Visit the links section for more info on the production.
Former member Daniel Lawrence was in a production of Titanic The Musical at the York Theatre Royal from 6–15 May 2004. Visit the links section for more info on the production.
Former member Alex Deadman became a member of the National Youth Theatre after a successful application process.
Drummer in many productions for Flying Ducks Youth Theatre, Martin Harvey, played drums in a professional production
of Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs at York's Grand Opera House 15 December 2005–8 January 2006
after the production's musical director heard him play in Flying Ducks Youth Theatre's production of Moby Dick! The Musical.
Friends Reunited
The group has a section on the Friends Reunited website. You need to register first and then search for the term 'Flying Ducks Youth Theatre' under 'Teams or Clubs'.
Facebook
Flying Ducks Youth Theatre has a group on the Facebook website for former members of the group. You need to register first and then search for the term 'Flying Ducks Youth Theatre Alumni'.
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