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Calling all theatre hopefuls ...

Interested in local drama?

Many different arts flourish in the hinterland including locally produced drama. The well received plays ‘Twelve Angry Men’ and ‘Travelling North’ staged by Maleny Players within the past nine months show that live theatre still appeals in the era of screen entertainment.

Andrew Wallace, of Maleny Players, said not everyone realised the enjoyment to be had in creating drama, not just being in the audience.

“That’s why the Maleny Players are planning a special afternoon on Sunday, June 2, to highlight the rewarding experiences that are available,” Andrew said.

The opportunities are not just for actors. Those involved off stage are a vital part of the team in any production and share in a sense of satisfaction.

And because there are different kinds of plays, different styles of acting and ability levels can be catered for.

As a recreational activity, drama has a lot to offer. It stimulates creativity, requires problem-solving, develops self-confidence and involves social interaction.

Other talents people have can often be deployed, such as an interest in visual art, music, writing and video.

The information session is for anyone who wants to find out more about drama.

It will include discussion about new possibilities for drama activities in Maleny such as workshops, theatre sports, informal performances, new collaborations as well as some fun creative activities.

Information will also be provided about the Maleny Players’ next production.

The afternoon will conclude with wine and cheese. There is no charge or obligation and the whole family is welcome.

When: Sunday, June 2, 2pm

Where: Maleny Playhouse (in the Maleny Showgrounds)

Cost: Free to attend

Further information contact Andrew at wallacea@westnet.com.au or on 0476 7038 755.

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