GROWL Theatre present Noel Coward's 'Blithe Spirit' (Event Id 7)
Venue: Wilston Presbyterian Hall Primary phone: 0405424327 If you haven't heard of GROWL before, then there's a good reason. We're new! This is just a group of people who are interested in getting together and putting on some plays, having some fun and providing some entertainment. The aims of the group will be: * To put on productions that are of the best quality possible; 'amateur' should not be a synonym for 'rubbish'! * To provide an opportunity for people to hone existing skills , Advertising Giveaway Collectibles and talents, or to build new ones. * To provide a group which helps to foster a greater sense of community. * To provide an opportunity to meet new people. A LITTLE ABOUT THE PLAY: Charles Condamine is a writer, happily married for a second time. He wants to make the seance scene in his new book realistic, so he calls consider, DIY Bathroom Mirror in a medium so that he can experience the trickery first hand. Unwittingly Charles finds that he has called up the spirit of his first wife, Elvira, and she is happy to stay. Charles now has to contend with two wives and ghostly possession. He'd just like his life back! THE RECAP: Open Auditions Monday 28 Feb, 6:30pm Wilston Presbyterian Hall, 28 Macgregor Street To register for auditions and for more information , Military Coin Display Cases including audition pieces, please see GROWL Theatre's website.
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