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A THOUSAND CRANES, THE TRUE STORY OF SADAKO & THE PAPER CRANES
By Eleanor Coerr
Directed by Jacqui Cullen
Juniors
Friday 20th Jul 8pm
Saturday 21st 2pm
Sunday 22nd 2pm
In Japan, leukemia was known as “the A-bomb disease.” Ancient Japanese legend holds that if a sick person folds one thousand cranes, the gods will grant their wish and make them healthy again. While hospitalized, Sadako began to make origami cranes. Based on a true story, Sadako and the Thousand Paper Cranes celebrates the extraordinary courage that made one young woman a heroine in Japan.
THAT CHAMPIONSHIP SHOW
By Jason Miller
Directed by Lesley Davis
Friday 27th Jul 8pm
Saturday 28th 2pm
Saturday 28th 8pm
Friday 3rd Aug 8pm
Saturday 4th 2pm
Saturday 4th 8pm
On the twentieth anniversary of their victory in the Pennsylvania state championship game, four members of the starting lineup of a Catholic high school basketball team have gathered to celebrate. The coach is terminally ill, and this reunion may be their last chance to reminisce with him.
None of the men's lives have turned out as any of them had hoped, and, on some level, all still look to the Coach for guidance. The Coach has always been the embodiment of old-school Catholicism, the one person in their lives who was sure of everything, and his absolute certainty and confidence gave them a sense of security. While the Coach thought he was teaching his players how to be men, it appears that these middle-aged men are still emotional adolescents who need the Coach to tell them how to live their lives. But the Coach's pep talks, which had always inspired them, are beginning to sound hollow.
MURDER, MAGICK, AND MAYHEM
Directed by Nerida Day
Seniors
Friday 10th Aug 8pm
Saturday 11th 2pm
Saturday 11h 8pm
Out the Window by Richard W. Harris.
A avant-garde comedy about the relationships between a man, his wife and his mother.
Failed Investments by Lynn Brittney.
Carol and Anne hold a residents' meeting for their block of flats, but the subject of ground rent gets lost in the welter of human issues that get aired on this particular evening. This adult play provides moments of piquant social comedy as well as moving drama.
Do You Believe in Magick? by Jo Rake.
Elsbeth really wants Robbie to ask her for a date but how do you do it when you are a witch,and not as young as you once were? Love potions? Magic charms? Sisters Maryann and Sarita are no help at all. Or are they? Maybe all it takes to get a date is a carefully dropped hint.
The Luvvies by Lynn Brittney.
The guild of local amateur dramatic societies has organised a quiz night about "the movies", which annoys Eileen. Debbie arrives with allergies; Roger's menopausal wife has taken to her bed, so the team is one short; Mike is in a bad mood; and the Dalbridge Strollers' team is being rowdy. To top it off, Shirley has put a swear box on each table to raise money for the church. This humorous play contains moderate swearing.
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