Leatherhead Festival. May 2008
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GUILDBURYS WIN BEST PLAY TROPHY AT THE LEATHERHEAD DRAMA FESTIVAL
Four dogs lie in cages in an animal shelter. A Dog’s Life depicts the moment when a woman comes to the shelter and has to choose between the dogs — a choice that literally means life or death to the oldest, Ben.
The Guildbury production of ‘A Dog’s Life’, directed by Janet Williams won the coveted best production trophy at the 2008 Leatherhead drama festival. The trophy was donated by Sir Michael Caine who is a stalwart supporter of the festival and was presented by Sir Michael himself, who joked that in future the award should be called ‘ the Sir Michael Canine award’.
