Meanings of amateur production in English

None of us in the amateur production wished to be mere performers for money.

I did an amateur production of Les Miserables when I was seven, as the young Cosette.

My little nephew wants to be an actor and I'd seen him perform in an amateur production there.

Soon after, I saw a brilliant staging of Aristocrats and a rather poor amateur production of Philadelphia Here I Come.

It was an amateur production, for the detectives were baffled in that no professional photographer's signature or studio was appended.

There was a hum of girlish voices and gay laughter, and all the pleasant excitement attending an amateur production prevailed.

The uniform was provided and was as a rule the amateur production of numerous friends, for our finances were strictly limited.

Pauline, the young mother, is studying her lines for an amateur production of Anouilh's "Eurydice" she'll be in this September back home in Victoria.

While practicing in London he played lawyers' roles in several amateur productions.

Seventy per cent of amateur productions break even or make a slight profit, 18 per cent lose a little.

It went through a fix-up process because member's bills are amateur productions and there's no doubt it will be passed.

When he was growing up in Tyrone, Faloon worked behind the scenes in his local Bardic theatre and took part in many amateur productions.

That enduring supporter of things rural, Monica Carr, uttered blanket approval to all amateur productions "Nothing better for people, I do believe."

There were 77 amateur productions including a staggering 36 -many staged by students -of The Caucasian Chalk Circle.