SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT**
TABLE MANNERS production has been turned into a novel - officially released on 30th April 2020...Read the backstory of the wonderful characters and meet many of the others not mentioned in the stage production. Check it out here order your personal copy: Table Manners the novel
IN 2017... 2 new Productions: SECOND HALF of 2017 opening in October:
Friday 20th October 8pm / Sat 21st 2pm + 8pm....Friday 27th October 8pm / Sat 28th Oct 2pm + 8pm Ladies Who Almost Lunch
FIRST HALF of 2017
....An outright parody of the telecommunication industry; The industry that has driven us all to the brink of insanity at some point in our lives as we attempt to get a handle on a new world of electronic communication that changes the game, constantly.
Whether it be trying to grapple with a new
Computer, iPad, phone, iPhone, Bluetooth, or even a bloody tv remote!, we can
all relate to the frustration of learning new technology.
......THEN, there’s the people we encounter! – the
Call Centre, the Help Desk, the phone salesmen, the telemarketers, and on it
goes.
In this production, we’ll take a
cross-section of characters in a
fictional company – from the Call Centre, the Help Desk, the field Staff, and
management – plus a hapless householder, walk them all through a series of
experiences and interactions, throw in a corporate re-shuffle, add a twist to
finish, and voila! A 2-act Play of pure farce ... with a bit of song thrown
in for good measure! OPENS JUNE 28 / Discounted tickets available online from April: www.ticketebo.com.au/wallycom
The Cast: *Karen Hall plays Jasmine, the owner/manager of the piano bar and restaurant *Marise Wilson plays Jane who got a life sentence married to recently retired Cyril *Harold Von Finster plays Cyril the long-suffering husband *Grant Bailey plays Flick a greedy property developer *Cherie McKinnon plays Sydney a young woman in search of love, and newcomer, David Benge plays Arthur the man with many 'senior' moments.
......The central character is Jasmine who has accepted her life choices with
good grace. Audiences will enjoy getting to know her, and Jane – who is
reflecting on having her newly retired husband underfoot...
constantly! Whilst they may grit their teeth at Flick, they could feel
like giving Cyril a good shake! Meanwhile, they might want to give
Sydney a big hug and a darn good talking to! And then there’s Arthur!
Ahh, how to describe Arthur. Guess you’re just going to have to figure
that out between laughs.
....Online Ticket sales open in early August at www.ticketebo.com.au/tables with a discounted price for online pre-purchased tickets. [Tix at the door are $30]
##NOTE this production has now grown to a published novel, released in April 2020
IN 2016: New Production beginning November 2015 to open March 2016 a gangster spoof, musical comedy. Swing by its own Blog to check it out http://thunderbellythemusical.blogspot.com.au/
IN 2013: MONEY HONEY at Theatre On Brunker, AdamstownABOUT THE SHOW:
...MONEY HONEY is a musical adventure through the money maze. Pearl and Shirl are a pair of cleaners in a Brokerage House with a talent for sniffing out secrets - mostly through their well-honed snooping skills. They're determined to find out how to get rich and embark on a journey of discovery. However, what they find in their travels - which involves a series of observed 'live' tableaux - is that they're in a minefield of stereotypical, farcical, characters and experiences that leave them shaking their head/s in disbelief, disquiet, and downright disgust!
A nonsensical romp filled with laughs and some cracking money songs, the Novocastrian Players strut their stuff demonstrating a wealth of stage experience and a glorious sense of fun. The director's inclusive casting style provides opportunities for members of the cast to shine in small ensembles as well as full-cast scenes.
Dinner/Show or Show only ~ Bookings essential ~ 49561263 THIS SEASON HAS NOW FINISHED
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