Triple Treat delights audiences

LEONGATHA was treated to four one act plays presented in Triple Treat Plus One over last week.

The plays were Castaway presented by Tribe Theatre and Education and written by Chris Dickens, Skeletons in the Closet presented by Leongatha Lyric Theatre and written by Michael Street, This Almost Joy presented by Pop Culture Theatre and written by Barbara Lindsay, and Vincent presented by Tribe Theatre and Education and written by Chris Dickens.
Each of the plays were previously entered in one act play festivals over the year, and a few featured actors who have received ‘best actor’ accolades.

Leongatha Lyric Theatre extended its special thanks to the organisations, companies and individuals who helped bring the production to fruition.

Lyric Theatre is already busy with preparations for the 2016 musical Mary Poppins and a significant play in A Midsummer Night’s Dream by William Shakespeare.

Auditions for both productions will be advised on the Lyric website www.lyrictheatre.net.au.

Auditions would be especially welcomed from newcomers to the stage in addition to those more experienced actors and performers.

Lyric is also interested in extending its production team.

The first information session will be at the Leongatha Memorial Hall on Sunday, November 1.

Local talent: from left: young actors from Foster based Tribe Theatre and Education performed Vincent in Triple Treat Plus One on Saturday. They are, from left, Cas Maclean, Taliya Barker, Camille Wanstall, Ben Fletcher and Amy Tudor.

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Posted by Tayla Kershaw on Sep 29 2015. Filed under Arts & Entertainment. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry