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Season 2025

Waiting for God

19 November - 6 December 2025

By Michael Atkins

Director: Chris Austin Greenhill
Assistant Directors: Jess Pitman & Alison Lees

At Bayview Retirement Village, battle-axe extraordinaire Diana Trent conspires with new resident Tom Ballard to give the conniving manager his comeuppance through a hilarious conspiracy with unexpectedly heart-warming results.

Rated PG

Adult Themes, Sexual References, Coarse Language.

Tales from the Edge - A Season of One Act Plays presented by Young Theatricals

17 & 18 OCTOBER

Join us for an unforgettable night of bold storytelling as the Young Theatricals present three powerful one-act plays exploring comedy, friendship, and the human mind.

Mature themes.

Secret Bridesmaids' Business

17 September - 4 October 2025

By Elizabeth Coleman

Director: Martie Blanchett
Assistant Director: Shane Mallory

A funny play about serious issues like truth, loyalty, denial, sex, love, the meaning of marriage, female friendship and the plight of Modern Woman with a biological clock that just won't keep up with the times!

Rated M

Adult Themes, Sexual References, Coarse Language.

The Perfect Murder

14 - 31 May 2025

Based on the novella by Peter James. Written for the stage by Shaun McKenna

Directed by Helen & Ian Pullar
Assistant Director: Julie-Anne Wright

Victor Smiley and his wife Joan have been married for nearly twenty years. Victor secretly loathes Joan more and more each day. Joan is bored by Victor, and his snoring drives her mad. Their marriage has reached a crisis point. Victor decides there is only one way to get Joan out of his life forever, but he’s about to get a nasty surprise. As it turns out, Victor’s not the only one with murder in mind …

Rated PG

Adult Themes, Sexual References, Coarse Language.

POPCORN

26 February - 15 March 2025


By Ben Elton

Directed by Aaron Evans
Assistant Director: Mack Groves

It’s the late 1990s in Hollywood and Oscar season is in the air. Bruce Delamitri, an egocentric ‘artist’, is thriving off the controversy of his newest masterpiece ‘Ordinary Americans’. A film about a young hillbilly couple mass murdering Americans. The main motive for the controversy is that in the real world, a copycat couple, Wayne and Scout, are doing the exact thing!
On returning from a wild night at the Oscars, Bruce brings home a Playboy model, Brooke Daniels, and has an unexpected social call from the Mall Murders, Wayne and Scout. They decide to take Bruce and his unexpected visitors hostage. They demand that Bruce go live on TV to America and state that he’s to blame for their violent actions, as it’s movies that made them do it. The only issue is that Bruce will never, ever do anything to ruin the integrity of his art. As the chaos unfolds, questions about society arise, along with serious moral dilemmas about accountability.
Ben Elton’s satirical take on Quentin Tarantino’s movies and violence in the entertainment industry delivers a thought-provoking, off-beat night out. This dark comedy smacks the audience in the face with outlandish humour and characters while harshly peering behind the scenes into the dark side of Hollywood. The question is, who is to blame for our violent society?

Rated MA15+
Adult Themes, Violence, Sexual References, Coarse Language.

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