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Sarah_Jayne · 05-11-2004, 03:38 AM

Student wins prize with w indow strip

A dance student has won an arts prize by undressing in a charity shop hahahahahaha.

Iona Dudley-Ward spent 90 minutes trying on outfits in the hahahahahaha of the Oxfam shop in Brighton town centre.

One passer-by, who failed to appreciate the artistic merits of the 20-year-old's performance, called the police to complain.

But Brighton Arts Festival judges were so impressed with what they saw they awarded her first prize in the hahahahahaha dressing competition, says the Daily Telegraph.

Miss Dudley-Ward said: "I was trying to ignore people passing by, so a lot of them thought I didn't realise I was in the hahahahahaha.

"I had people banging on the hahahahahaha, saying, 'Dear, we can see you'. I just carried on. I was so focused it took the police quite a few attempts before I realised they were there.

"When I told them it was part of the festival they still didn't believe me and said they would ask the manager."

Manager Alison Stacey, said: "I think they wanted to cart her off but once I'd explained they saw the funny side. Iona's idea was fantastic. It caused quite a stir."

Miss Dudley-Ward, who hopes to pursue a career in comedy acting, won a weekend in Paris as her prize.

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Sarah_Jayne Now with more Jayne Industry Role: Join Date: Dec 2002 Location: Los Angeles Posts: 40,077	Student wins prize with w indow strip Student wins prize with w indow strip A dance student has won an arts prize by undressing in a charity shop hahahahahaha. Iona Dudley-Ward spent 90 minutes trying on outfits in the hahahahahaha of the Oxfam shop in Brighton town centre. One passer-by, who failed to appreciate the artistic merits of the 20-year-old's performance, called the police to complain. But Brighton Arts Festival judges were so impressed with what they saw they awarded her first prize in the hahahahahaha dressing competition, says the Daily Telegraph. Miss Dudley-Ward said: "I was trying to ignore people passing by, so a lot of them thought I didn't realise I was in the hahahahahaha. "I had people banging on the hahahahahaha, saying, 'Dear, we can see you'. I just carried on. I was so focused it took the police quite a few attempts before I realised they were there. "When I told them it was part of the festival they still didn't believe me and said they would ask the manager." Manager Alison Stacey, said: "I think they wanted to cart her off but once I'd explained they saw the funny side. Iona's idea was fantastic. It caused quite a stir." Miss Dudley-Ward, who hopes to pursue a career in comedy acting, won a weekend in Paris as her prize. http://www.ananova.com/news/story/sm_951842.html