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We all have transgressed at least one of the Seven Deadly Sins, and that?s what this show?s about! Set as a ?Welcome-to-Hell? orientation lecture, this comedy recaps all seven sins and sets each of them in a different comedy scene and in a different comedy style. Pride comes before a fall in The Drama Festival sketch. Will Nutwood ever be the same with Rupert and his Jealousy? Will the Colonel control his Wrath with the Regimental Ball only two days away? Will anybody bother to perform the Sloth scene? Will Caligula gorge himself in Glutton of the Millennium? Will our shabby P.I. find the diamond or will Greed prevail? Will Ken and Barbie be able to handle their Lust in their plastic world?
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Please pass on our thanks to the author for the script of “Seven Deadly Sins” which has us storming around the circuit in 2011 with this ensemble piece. We won: Gemco: Best Production Best Ensemble Best Director – John Jennings Foster: Best Production Ballarat: R/U Best Production Best Actress – Kaity Russell Best Supporting Actor – Damian Clancy Kyneton: Best Production Best Director – John Jennings Best Supporting Actress – Genya Mik Mt Waverly: R/U Best Production Best Director – John Jennings Best Supporting Actor – Damian Clancy
So that makes 3 wins and a runner up in 4 performances. An amazing success story.
Bruce Hardie, (President) Pop Culture Victoria Australia