Kalamunda Dramatic Society (KADS)
proudly presents

“Death Warmed Up” – a locally written play makes its debut at KADS.

Perth playwright Stephan de Jonghe has written a black comedy which takes a light-hearted look at the funeral industry from inside the State Cemeteries Administration Board (affectionately known as SCAB) office.  Based on the real occurrences of life at the cemetery, this play covers many aspects of death and funerals which most people only come into contact with on the occasion of the death of a family member.

“I originally wanted to write Death Warmed Up as a comedy”, says Stephan De Jonghe.  “However, death demands respect and I hope I have achieved both humour and dignity in dealing with this sensitive topic”.

This play, which also deals with typical office relationships, will make audiences laugh and reflect, is being directed in its premiere production by experienced KADS Director Joy Northover and performed at KADS Theatre, Town Square, Kalamunda, from Friday July 13 to Saturday August 4 2007 on Wednesday, Friday and Saturday nights at 8pm. 

The cast includes well-known award winning actors Kim Taylor, Kristine Lockwood, Irina Spradbury, Graham Miles, Daniela Guy and Dominique Allis. 

Tickets available through Nightingales Pharmacy, Canning Rd, Kalamunda on 9293 2621
Group Bookings only to Sandra 9454 5470