Stage Left Theatre Troupe Goldfields WA Inc
Proudly presents

A Three Course
Luncheon of Laughter
Proudly Sponsored by
Focus Minerals and
GBF Underground Mining

• After a successful Goldfields regional season, now HEADING TO ESPERANCE
• One Show Only
• Sunday July 13th - 12 noon
• Bijou Theatre, Dempster St.

“Reporter Gone Mad” by John Taylor (JT) is the story of a TV news anchorman whose life is in disarray. His wife, children and mistress are all abandoning him, his colleague is deceiving him and then he discovers his contract is about to expire and won’t be renewed for another term. The only way he can achieved a redundancy payout is if the network fires him, so he sets about doing every zany crazy and improbable thing to make that happen.

Starring: Andrew Smith, Julian Canny, JT, Beccy Forster, Melissa Watson and Natasha Harslett.

“Brothers and Sisters” has been written by youngsters Julian Canny and Zach Hawke. It tells the tale of a babbling group of nuns and monks who are battling it out for much-needed finances. Their determination takes them to extreme lengths – including having to appear on a bizarre TV game show hosted by the radical Bishop Springer, whose futuristic ideas are well at odds with the traditions of the Catholic Church.

Starring: Marie Molloy, Natalie Dowd, Joanne Aperios, Andrew Smith and Kevin Blair.

And finally, the first episode of the series “The Vicar of Dibley” called “The Arrival” will be directed by Marie Molloy. The scene is set in the little village of Dibley as the parishioners await the arrival of their new vicar, following the recent death of their elderly incumbent. They are expecting a “balding man with a beard, a big bible and bad breath” instead they get Geraldine Grainger – “A babe with a bobcut and a magnificent bosom!”

Starring: Janet Moore, Kevin Blair, John Rees, Owen Hinton, Phil van Oyen, John Taylor (JT), Lisa van Oyen and Joanne Aperios.