Rendering on Theatre №2

The article published on the website  www.officiallondontheatre.co.uk on February 26, 2013 is headlined “Curious Incident picks up Mousetrap”. The article reports at length that a charity that helps make theatre accessible to young people took place on February 23 at the Soho theatre. 

Speaking of the situation it is interesting to note that the National Theatre’s hit production of The Curious Incident Of The Dog In The Night-Time triumphed once again, scooping a pair of awards at The Mousetraps, the annual theatre awards voted for by young people. There is a general feeling to believe that Stephens is the person whose acclaimed adaptation of The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time transferred to the Apollo theatre and was recently awarded Best New Play at the Whatsonstage.com Award. It is an open secret that that award was more for him than any award he had ever won. 

There is some comment on how there was no need for hit musical Wicked to turn green with envy at the Southbank venue’s success, as it picked up a pair of accolades. After sweeping the board at last year’s Olivier Awards with MasterCard, Matilda The Musical added to its awards success, with the show’s miniature leading ladies sharing the prize for Best Female Performer.

In resolute terms the author of the article stresses the importance of the foundation of this project.  It was revealed that Mousetrap Theatre Projects was founded in 1997. In this connection it is worth while mentioning the fact that through 18 schemes, including in-school education, workshops, talks and master classes, it offered a London theatre experience to young people who might otherwise not have the opportunity. 

There are clear indications that Mousetrap Theatre Projects, is sponsored by D'Oyly Carte Charitable Trust. It is interesting to note that it inspires either young people or old ones. 

The article draws a conclusion that winners of The Mousetraps should be looking ahead to the next and most prestigious event in the theatre awards calendar, the Olivier Awards with MasterCard. Personally, I think that it is very important to encourage young theatre actors as well as old people by giving them awards of such a kind.  It can inspire them for a future masterpiece.