Ottawa City Drama Festival

Season 34

May 5 to May 6, 1947

Seven groups competed in the 1947 Festival adjudicated by W. A. Atkinson:

Monday, May 5: the Medieval Miracle Play "Abraham and Isaac" presented by St. Patrick's College; Noel Coward's "Still Life" presented by the ODL Workshop (see Jan 26, 1947 for cast and crew details); Hall Spence's The Full Moon presented by the St. Theresa's Catholic Youth Organization; and James Reach's "His First Date" presented by the St. John's Anglican Young People's Association.

May 6: Stuart Ready's "Five at the George" by the Civil Service RA; Mary Pakington's "The House with the Twisty Windows" by an unnamed group; and "Dark Brown" (which was not entered into the competition) by the Carleton College Drama Class.

"Still Life" was named Best Production, and Kathryn Cranston was named Best Actress.

Cast

Production Team