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Congratulations to the winner Cody Southern, with our two runners up being Imogen Teare and Edith Clarke. There were also seven Highly Commended stories. All 10 winners received Waterstones book tokens, with their winning stories being displayed in the children’s section of Yeovil Waterstones.
Emmy Award-winning writer of TV dramas Waking the Dead, Silent Witness, and Casualty 1909 and the feature film Ruby. Come and listen to what makes a brilliant TV script with a plot that challenges the viewer.
photo Eloisa Wildsmith © The Citizen
Tickets in advance £7.00 from the Octagon Theatre Box Office, Tel: 01935 422884. or at the door.
Bar available – nibbles provided
## Post Event ##
STEPHEN DAVIS CAFÉ
The Stephen Davis, screenwriter, Café was excellent. A full, really appreciative audience heard Stephen explain the background to writing for popular science-based dramas on television. He is a man of many talents, and the world of television and film was explained in such a way that our local writers were inspired to continue with their script writing project.
The YCAA was delighted that Stephen made the journey to Yeovil and would like to thank him for such a thrilling evening.
Sue Yockney, D-J Armitstead, Liz Pike, Stephen Davis, Becky Chamberlin and Eddie Edmondson.
The evening was opened with D-J Armitstead playing Debussy’s Arabesque, which certainly set the tone for this wonderful evening.
