University of Manchester Musical Theatre Society (UMMTS), Manchester (2026)

12/09/2023

Now wanted: A Daring & Passionate Creative team for UMMTS’ first production of the year, Bonnie & Clyde! Applications are open RIGHT NOW and will be open until the 22nd of September! We cannot wait to see all of your applications. For more information on different creative team roles available, please look at the production handbook available in our linktree.

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Image 1: This image includes in the title ‘WANTED’, ‘A passionate & daring creative team’ and the text reads: ‘Applications open from September 11th-22nd’ and ‘Director, Music Director, Choreographer, Assistant Director,
Assistant Music Director/Repetiteur, Producer, Designer, Stage Manager, Backstage.’

Image 2: The title states ’University of manchester musical theatre society presents… Bonnie & Clyde’ and ‘Let’s Raise some Hell!’ And the text then states: Director: You are in the driver's seat-or the getaway car in this case. Everything from the cast, to movement, lighting, tech, and performance is under your control! We are
looking for strong leaders & someone with a strong vision.
Musical Director: You will lead musical warm ups, lead vocal coaching and performance, decide the band and rehearse the score with them. Experience with conducting is preferred but not essential.
Choreographer: You will help the director with the general movement as well as choreographing the dance numbers and orchestrating physical warm ups.’ The bottom of the photo includes the caption ‘instagram.com/ummts' with a silhouetted image of mountains, cacti, long horn cattle, and two people on horses.

Image 3: The title states ’University of manchester musical theatre society presents… Bonnie & Clyde’ and ‘Let’s Raise some Hell!’ And the text then states: ‘Assistant Director: You will assist the director every step of the way, bringing their vision to life! You'll work with them to create the final outcome. We are looking for creative and energetic people.
Assistant Music Director/Repetiteur: You will assist in bringing the musical director's vision to life. Run rehearsals in their absence, play in rehearsals, and help liaise with the band. Experience with conducting preferred but not essential.
Producer: You are in charge of internal and external publicity, making the rehearsal schedule, sourcing props and keeping to budget!’
The bottom of the photo includes the caption ‘instagram.com/ummts' with a silhouetted image of mountains, cacti, long horn cattle, and two people on horses.

Image 4: The title states ’University of manchester musical theatre society presents… Bonnie & Clyde’ and ‘Let’s Raise some Hell!’ And the text then states: ‘Designer: You will work with the Director to
bring their vision to life physically. You will create a cohesive aesthetic of the show that is present in everything from publicity to costumes, props, and lighting.
Stage Manager: You will coordinate the backstage crew. Assist in making the props, set and costumes. You will ensure all props are where they should be pre-show, manage mics, cue the tech team during the show.
Backstage: You will help move props and set during the show, help with costume and mic changes, and keep cast volumes backstage to a minimum.’
The bottom of the photo includes the caption ‘instagram.com/ummts' with a silhouetted image of mountains, cacti, long horn cattle, and two people on horses.

Image 5: There is an additional title that says ‘creating your caption’ and the text reads ‘At UMMTS we understand that opportunities within the arts are not accessible to everyone. We want to foster a community of learning and growth within any arts department. We encourage everyone to apply with any kind of background relationship to musical theatre. We are looking for individuals with a strong sense of leadership, passion and commitment to the production, excitement and energy for the final show, and a strong set of ideas for the show. In creating your application, please provide a strong sense of these characteristics.’

Image 6: The text reads: ‘For more information on specific roles and application requirements, please
refer to the UMMTS handbook available through the link in our bio. If you have any questions please send
an email to [email protected]. We look forward to seeing your applications, watch this space for
audition information.’ The bottom of the photo includes the caption ‘instagram.com/ummts' with a silhouetted image of mountains, cacti, long horn cattle, and two people on horses.

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12/09/2023

Surprise! The University of Manchester’s first musical of the year is… Bonnie & Clyde! Here is a brief summary of the plot & history of this musical.

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Image 1: This includes three historical photos of the couple. On the far left is Bonnie Parker with a cigar in her mouth and a pistol in her hand. The middle photo shows the couple embracing in a tight hug and kiss, and the final photo shows Clyde Barrow seated on the bumper of a black car with a gun in his hand. The text reads ‘Book by Ivan Mitchell, Lyrics by Don Black, and Music by Frank Wildhorn’ and ‘Plot Summary & Information.’

Image 2: This image includes the caption ‘Photography by The Other Richard’ and ‘Production images feature West End Cast.’ The photo shows four different images from the production of Bonnie & Clyde on the West End. The first one shows two men holding hands and leaning backgrounds with a prison background behind them. The second photo shows the whole cast smiling up at the stage lights with one arm in the air each. The third photo shows a woman seated on a couch with her legs on the armrest, she is looking off to the left with a fake pistol in her hand, ‘aiming’ it. The final photo shows a couple embracing and smiling towards the right side of the camera.

Image 3: This image includes the caption ‘let’s raise some hell’ in addition to the title. The text reads: ‘Bonnie & Clyde is based off the famous couple Bonnie Parker & Clyde Barrow who operated as joint bank robbers from 1932-1934, throughout the American west. The couple's crime spree has inspired multiple movies, musicals, stories, and novels. They were responsible for dozens of robberies, murders, and kidnappings throughout The Great Depression. This musical follows their love affair and focuses on the class divide present in America at the time. A romantic, daring, and dark American musical for the ages.
It was originally performed in San Diego, California in 2009, before debuting on Broadway at the end of 2011.”

Image 4: The text reads: ‘This musical includes the use of inappropriate language, depictions of drug and alcohol abuse, portrayals of sexual content, the use of guns, and mentions of violence. Bonnie & Clyde has recurring themes of poverty and focuses on the economic class divide in the US during the 1930s. This musical does portray violence in various ways and the committee wants to stress the importance of accurate portrayals of both the harmful history and the musical itself.’

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12/09/2023

Surprise! UMMTS is thrilled to announce the very first musical of the year, Bonnie & Clyde! Creative team applications are NOW OPEN! Keep an eye on this page for all audition information.

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Image 1: This photo has a sand coloured background and the text reads “The University of Manchester Musical Theatre Society presents… Bonnie & Clyde”, “Let’s raise some hell!”, and “Book by Ivan Mitchell, Lyrics by Don Black, and Music by Frank Wildhorn.”

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12/09/2023

Applications for this year’s Show Choir Director is now open! Show Choir works alongside UMMTS to provide performance & training opportunities throughout the academic school year. Applications are open from the 9th of September to the 20th of September. The application is available through the link in our bio, we hope to see your applications soon!

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Image 1: This photo has the a black silhouette of a man musically directing with a stand and with baton in his hand. There are five golden stars. The writing on the post says ‘UMMTS 2023-24 Show Choir Director Applications’, ‘All students welcome and applications now open!’ The captions written at the bottom of the photo say that applications are accepted from September 9th-20th and if you have inquiries to email [email protected]

Image 2: There are the same five stars under a lightly illuminated silhouette of the same man with a baton and music stand. The captions read ‘show choir director applications accepted from September 9th-20th.’ The caption then says ‘what is it’ and is described as ‘Show Choir works alongside UMMTS and has weekly meetings designed by the director. You will be responsible for music selection, teaching, training, and the show choir instagram.’ It ends by saying ‘inquiries? [email protected]’

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12/09/2023

Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street was the final show produced by UMMTS last academic school year. Sweeney Todd was shown from May 10th-13th. Sweeney Todd was directed by Ella Kendrick and musically directed by Rachel Burnett. Arran Kemp was the assistant director, Maisy Crabtree and Anna Symonds were the producers, Madison French designed Sweeney Todd, Molly Henman was the choreographer and Daisy Berrington was the stage manager. The cast included Charlie Steggall, Natalia Leaper, Xavier Moras Spencer, Elena Strachan, Arabella Finch, Dylan Little, Rosa Gatley, Josh Stainer, Daniel Garvin, Aaron Stace, Francesca Wolfin, Megan Handy, and Sophie Thomas.

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Image 1: This photo includes the official poster of Sweeney Todd with a black outline. The photo is captioned with ’22-23 UMMTS Recap’, ‘Sweeney Todd 10th-13th May 2023’ and ‘Photography by Madison French and poster by Maisie Crabtree and Anna Symonds.” The poster shows eight people in white and one person in black facing away from the camera ascending the staircase while a woman and man look at the camera. The woman is in a white dress and the man is in a white shirt with black trousers.

Image 2: This photo includes 2 photos from the production of Sweeney Todd. The first photo shows a woman laughing in all white dancing hand in hand with a man facing her, he is also dressed in all white. The second photo shows three people in all white dress. There is one individual standing behind the couple on stage with a wide smile throwing confetti above them. The woman is standing facing a man who is not smiling.

Image 3: This photo includes 2 photos from the production of Sweeney Todd. The first photo shows a man in all white with and a black background. He is singing and looking off to the right. The second photo shows a man silhouetted with smoke around him. His arm is thrown up into the air and you can only see his silhouette.

Image 4: This photo includes 3 photos from the production of Sweeney Todd. The top photo shows three people dressed in all white. One man sits closest to the camera and looks off to the right with a serious expression on his face. The two people sitting behind him show a woman with a blonde wig looking up at a man who is holding her chin. The second photo shows two actors raised above a series of hands reaching out to then. One actor is singing and has their hand holding a basket above their head and the other actress is smiling. The final photo shows a woman with red lighting in a red dress, her hands are raised in the air and she is looking to the right.

Image 5: This photo includes 2 photos from the production of Sweeney Todd. The first photo shows six people in all white on stage. Four people are in the centre of the stage wearing white masks. Two of these people are seated on a white block. The other two stand directly behind them. There are one person on either side of the bench looking to the four in the middle. In the foreground of the picture there are three people watching. The second picture shows a couple seated on a block in all white. The woman looks out sadly to the left side and the man, hunched over himself, stares at the ground.

Image 6: This photo includes 2 photos from the production of Sweeney Todd. The first photo shows two men in all white with red lights behind a white curtain. One man is seated with his eyes closed and has a white sheet draped over him. The man standing behind him has his arm raised ominously as he stares down. The second photo shows a silhouette of a man and a woman standing on a raised block. The man is on the left hand side with something in his hand and the woman has her hand on her hip. There is a white curtain with lighting illuminating them from behind.

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12/09/2023

TW: Use of prop guns & imitation of war scenes in pictures

Dogfight was a pitched show that was selected by last years committee. Dogfight was shown from March 29th-April 1st. Dogfight was directed by Lauren Dalboth and musically directed by Max Rosen. Ella Raffe was the producer, Sienna Kelley was the assistant producer, Kitty Sharland choreographed the show, and Imogen Mingos was the stage manager. Maia Rey Macis was the repetiteur. The cast included Fran Wolfin, Aaron Stace, Ella Kendrick, Ned Blackburn, Daniel Garvin, Rory Redfern, Rosa Gatley, Louis Rost, Casey Bell, Aimee Wilmot, Dylan Little, and Clemmie Thompson.

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Image 1: This photo includes the official poster of Dogfight with a black outline. The photo is captioned with ’22-23 UMMTS Recap’ and ‘Dogfight 29th March-1st April’ The poster shows a couple walking away from the camera, with the male looking back at the camera. He is in all black with black hair and she is wearing a brown skirt with a pink sweater.

Image 2: This photo includes 3 photos from the production of Dogfight. The top photo has red lighting, there are two stripes of stars in the background, and it shows three men looking off to the left side. The second photo is a photo of the band on an elevated platform with blue lighting. The final photo shows a couple sitting on a bed onstage with the band behind them. The woman, wearing a pink sweater and brown skirt, is playing the guitar while the man, in dark trousers and a light coloured shirt, watches her.

Image 3: This photo includes 2 photos from the production of Dogfight. The first photo shows a woman looking at a man standing in front of her. He is in a white tee shirt and she is wearing a black dress. The lighting behind them is purple and pink. The second photo shows the cast with red and blue lighting shining through from behind them, all of them stand with their arms crossed looking at the camera angrily.

Image 4: This photo includes 2 photos on the page. The first one shows two men wearing white tank tops with silver dog tags around their neck. The second photo shows three men singing from a slightly lower angle.

Image 5: This photo includes 3 photos on the page. The first photo shows two men seated next to each other. They have white tank tops on, blue collared shirts, and have silver dog tags. One man is leaning over and looking at the other as he looks forward. The second photo is a brightly lit scene where three men look to the left, and one individual is sitting on the ground, and another person sits behind them on a raised platform. The final photo shows a variety of men in various poses in an imitation of a war scene. The photo is backlit so the men only are seen through their shadows and the use of fake prop guns.

Image 6: This photo includes 2 photos. The first one shows two men on stage with prop guns. One man is lowered to the ground and one man is standing up. The photo is backlit so only their outline is visible. The second image shows a man standing with blue lights illuminating him from behind, he is in a suit jacket and sunglasses looking down at the camera. In his right hand he holds a paddle that says ’10’ on it.

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12/09/2023

As our performance season picks up here at UoM, we wanted to take a look at previous productions done here at UMMTS. Losing The Plot took place on the 9th-11th of March 2023. The writer & director of this show was Erin Walfisz and was musically directed by Rebekah Maxfield. Losing the Plot was the second show apart of UMMTS’ Musical R***e. Arista Abbabatulla was the choreographer, Levi Collin was the assistant musical director, Maddy Burtt was the stage manager, Maisie Holland was the producer, and Najla Ardian was the shadow director. Performers included Ruby Lightwood, Josselin Ball, Freya Keppel-Compton, Alfie Pullum, Livia Muscia, Katy Hinken, and Poppy Crowther. Losing the Plot took their show to the Edinburgh Fringe Festival this year.

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Image 1: This photo includes the official poster of Losing the Plot with a black outline. The photo is captioned with ’22-23 UMMTS Recap’ and ‘Losing the Plot 9th-11th March 2023.’ The poster is dark purple with the following captions “UMMTS Manchester Musical R***e Presents”, “Losing the Plot,” and “A New Jukebox Musical.” The poster includes dozens of different symbols that are very colourful in tone.

Image 2: This photo includes two images of the cast. The first one is a woman wearing white gloves with a red feather boa on, she is wearing glasses and exclaiming to the ceiling. The second photo includes seven people holding hands in the air before bowing, all in their costumes.

Image 3: This photo includes two photos from the show. The first image includes five people crowding around a script with excited grins. The lighting is red in this image. In the second image, one girl in a red leather jacket puts her hand on the shoulder of a girl wearing a white shirt.

Image 4: This photo includes three separate cast photos. The first one includes a photo of a woman reaching up to the sky with bright purple and blue lighting. The second photo shows a photo of a woman sitting down in all black, her hands are in the air. The final photo shows the whole cast of seven leaning in to each other and singing.

Image 5: This photo includes two cast photos. The first photo has seven actors standing and looking at each other in mid conversation. The second photo shows each character staring at the camera in various character choices of movement.

Image 6: This photo includes two photos from the show. The first one includes two people seated in chairs and two people standing and talking to them. The second photo shows a young man with a script in his hand as he sings out to the audience.

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12/09/2023

As our performance season picks up here at UoM, we wanted to take a look at previous productions done here at UMMTS. Songs for a New World was a one night only concert put on in February of 2023 as smart of our Musical R***e. The MMR show was directed by Francesca Wolfin (vocal director) and Louis Rost (band director). The project manager was Ella Kendrick and the assistant project manager was Hannah McCoy. The performers featured are Xavier Moras Spencer, Lucy Whelan, Lauren Billingsley, Casey Bell, Robin Collins, Carys McNish, Megan Handy, Max Rosen, Noah Wessel, Isobel Rust, Aimee Wilmot and H**e Jones.

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Image 1: This photo includes the official poster of Songs for a New World with a black outline. The photo is captioned with ’22-23 UMMTS Recap’, ‘Songs for a New World 8th February 2023’, and ‘Photography by Dylan Little.’ The poster shows the cast of Songs for a New World and includes 12 images of various actors in small frames.

Image 2: This photo includes three black and white images of people singing. The first photo is of a woman taken from the left side singing into a microphone, her eyes are closed and she has her arms up. The second photo includes a man singing into a microphone in front of the camera. The final image shows another man singing with his mouth open, taken from his right side.

Image 3: This photo includes a black and photo shows two women standing at a microphone laughing while two men sit behind them on the left side. Below this photo is a purple rectangle that includes the full cast with their arms extended and the date 08.02.2023.

Image 4: This slide includes two black and white photos. In the top image, there are four individuals singing and the photo is skewed from the left hand side. The black and white photo below shows a singer taken from below singing into a microphone. Her hair is up and she is wearing hoop earrings.

Image 5: This final slide includes two black and white photos. The first image includes a lineup of singers standing together. The photo below this one shows two singers sharing one microphone, one of them has long hair and one is wearing glasses

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12/09/2023

As our performance season picks up here at UoM, we wanted to take a look at previous productions done here at UMMTS. Spring Awakening was put on in November/December of 2022 and was directed by Madison French and musically directed by Sim Vyas. The production received 8 NODA nominations including best musical, best director, choreography, and best musical director. The assistant director was Ella Raffe, the assistant musical director was Idris Muzaffar Ariff, the producer was Amber Daly, the choreographer was Milena Gabrysiak, the stage manager was Isobel Rust, the assistant stage manager was Daisy Berrington and our repetiteur was Max Rosen. The cast featured Michael Bryceson, Hannah McCoy, Xavier Moras Spencer, Francesca Wolfin, Charlie Steggall, Sophie Thomas, Josh Stainer, Kitty Sharland, Daniel Garvin, Ella Kendrick, Robin Collins, Megan Handy, and Noah Wessel.

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Image 1: This photo includes the official poster of Spring Awakening with a black outline. The photo is captioned with ’22-23 UMMTS Recap’, ‘Spring Awakening 30th November-3rd December’, and ‘Photography by Amber Daly.’ The poster shows Xavi, Michael, and Hannah (Left to right) in black and white clothing surrounded by trees and looking right at the camera.

Image 2: This photo includes 3 separate photos from Spring Awakening. The first photo shows the full cast in black in white with their arms in the air in a variety of poses, on the ground and standing, with Xavier Moras Spencer holding a piece of paper in the centre. There is pink and purple lighting. Next, there is a photo of Michael Bryceson smiling at Hannah McCoy. Finally, there is a photo of Michael Bryceson facing Xavier Moras Spencer as they engage in dialogue.

Image 3: This photo includes 4 separate photos from Spring Awakening. The first photo features Hannah McCoy, Kitty Sharland, and Ella Kendrick in black and white clothes laughing, there is green lighting. The second photo shows Hannah McCoy in a white dress and black jacket staring at the ground. The third photo shows the whole cast dancing in purple lighting. The final image shows Hannah McCoy smiling with her arms extended.

Image 4: This photo includes 2 separate photos from Spring Awakening. The first photo features Xavier Moras Spencer singing with his arms extended and a crushed piece of paper in his hand. Four other people surround him. The second photo shows Noah Wessel and Megan Handy reading a letter meanwhile Michael Bryceson and Hannah McCoy stand below them.

Image 5: This photo includes 3 separate photos from Spring Awakening. The first image includes six male cast members wearing white and black leaning backwards in six chairs with red lighting. The next photo includes Fran Wolfin with her arms extended against a black backdrop while wearing all black clothes. The final image on this slide includes Hannah McCoy with her hands on her face in purple lighting.

Image 6: This photo includes 3 separate photos from Spring Awakening. The first image shows Megan Handy watching the floor while Noah Wessel stands in front of her, a stage light shines through the space between them. The second photo shows Noah Wessel silhouetted in red lighting as he grimaces at the ground. The final image shows Fran Wolfin and Xavi Moras Spencer laughing together in white lighting.

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02/09/2023

We are so excited to introduce this years committee and cannot wait to share with you guys what we’ve been working on. We cannot wait to see you guys in a few short weeks!

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Image 1: This post includes 12 photos from various different musical theatre performances with the caption ‘Meet your 2023-24 UMMTS Committee part 2’

Image 2: This photo includes a photo of Madison French, she/they, with the title ‘University of Manchester’s Musical Theatre Society Publicity Officer.’ Madi is wearing a dark top with dark hair. The text reads: ‘I am Madi and I am thrilled to be apart of the UMMTS Committee! Last year, I directed Spring Awakening and designed Sweeney Todd! I am a third year drama & film student and an avid fan of musicals. In High School I filmed and student directed a production of Little Shop of Horrors!’ And ‘My favourite musical is without a doubt Bandstand! Other fun facts? I was born and raised in Colorado and run a theatre company!’

Image 3: This photo includes a photo of Daniel Garvin, he/him, with the title ‘University of Manchester’s Musical Theatre Society Diversity and Inclusions officer.’ Daniel is featured in a light top and has dark hair. The text reads: ‘Hi! My name is Daniel, I’m a 2nd year Music student and I’ll be the Inclusions Officer for this year’s UMMTS committee! In 2022/23, I was part of the casts of Spring Awakening, Dogfight and Sweeney Todd, and I’m really excited to continue my involvement in the society.’ And ‘I was born in the USA, but I was made in Stevenage. My favourite show is In the Heights!’

Image 4: This photo includes a photo of Arista Abbabatulla, she/her, with the title ‘University of Manchester’s Musical Theatre Society Social Secretary.’ Arista is featured in a long sleeved red top and is smiling at the camera. The text reads: ‘Hey! I'm Arista and super excited for this year in UMMTS. I'm a second year drama & film student and I assistant directed and choreographed Losing The Plot last year.’ And ‘My favourite show is Bring It on!’

Image 5: This photo includes a photo of Erin Walfisz, she/they, with the title ‘University of Manchester’s Musical Theatre Society Venue and Tech Officer.’ Erin is shown in a dark long sleeve making two peace signs and smiling. The text reads: ‘Hi I'm Erin and I'm so
excited to be on UMMTS-committee this year! I'm a 2nd Year Drama and English Student, and as well as musicals, I love poetry, improv and sketch comedy. Last year, I wrote and directed Losing the Plot!’ And ‘My favourite musicals are Falsettos and Hadestown.’

Image 6: This photo includes a photo of Sienna Kelley, she/her, with the title ‘University of Manchester’s Musical Theatre Society Committee Representative.’ Sienna is shown smiling in a pink top and light skirt. The text reads: ‘Heyyyyyy, I'm Sienna and I'm so excited to be the Committee Rep for UMMTS this year!! I am a 2nd Year Drama and English Literature Student who loves everything drama, dance, writing and obviously musical theatre!’ And ‘You probably haven't heard it by favourite musical because it's kinda underground, The Lion King.’

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02/09/2023

As we introduce ourselves we wanted to share what we are committed to doing this year for our growing community. We cannot wait for what lies ahead! Please take a look at our committee manifesto to see what we are devoted to doing this year.

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Image 1: This photo includes 8 different performance pictures with various lighting effects. The text reads ‘2023-24 UMMTS Committee Manifesto.’

Image 2: This photo includes the same 8 pictures obscured by a text box. The text reads ‘UMMTS 2023-24’ and recites the committee manifesto, this text reads: ‘Create a welcome & inclusive environment for our members and prospective members.
Allow people to explore their creativity and pursue a range of endeavours in a safe & nurturing environment
Provide a variety of performance opportunities for our members
Connect with other creative societies to provide our community with a broad range of opportunities
Generate a sense of community for our members at University
Foster the making of life-long friendships and connections.’

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