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A lad in sane productions are pleased to present our debut production,'The Karaoke Twist'
December 6,7,8,9,14,15,16 at 8PM
December 10 matinee at 2PM
Featuring:
Claire Allanson as Janet
Natalie Rees as Sophie
Matthew McKenna as Paul
Daniel Kershaw as Matt
Ray Condy as the MC / Marriage Celebrant
Jessica Shields as the waitress
Three parts play, one part revue. A light hearted affair, with a dash of satire, and madcap karaoke thrown in for good measure… the play tells the story of one man’s quest to find love and romance. Paul is depressed about his life, not least, because his life is missing that special someone. Fortunately for Paul, his best friend, and mentor of sorts, Matt offers a helping hand in his quest to find a suitable beau. Our story begins with Matt convincing Paul that to find such a creature he must change more
than a few things about his life ,and so he sets about helping Paul through the changes. Along the way, fate lends a gentle hand when Matt spots a karaoke competition at the local shopping centre. It’s here,in the most unlikeliest place of all, that they meet, Sophie and Janet, rivals in the competition … Karaoke is in the air…. and so
too perhaps, is love….
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