Theatre company take audiences Down Under for latest play
A theatre group will take its audience on a trip Down Under for its latest production.
Members of CADS are in final rehearsals for their play, Ladies Down Under, being staged next month.
The play, written by Amanda Whittington, is a sequel to the stage company's award-winning portrayal of Ladies Day in 2015.
It will be staged at The Theatre, at West Bromwich Community Centre, in Gayton Road, on April 3 to 6.
Ladies Down Under follows the four fish-filleting girls from Hull as they celebrate their jackpot win at York Races on Ladies Day.
They are in Australia on the trip of a lifetime, however all does not go to plan and they end up backpacking across the outback to Ayers rock.
Starring in the production is Dawn Dodwell, who is a new addition to the company, as Pearl the eldest of the group with a huge secret.
Tammy Steventon takes on the role of Jan who is a nervous traveller who has her hands full with her fella Joe.
Lucy Styles returns to the role of Linda and Amy Whistance plays Shelley, an aspiring model and a shopaholic.
The play is directed by David Hill who is taking the cast on a trip of scenes including Manchester Airport, on board a British Airways flight, Ayers Rock and Sydney’s Mardi Gras.
The show starts at 7.30pm each night.
Tickets are on sale now and booking details can be found on www.thecads.weebly.com/box-office or call Sylvia Hill on 0121 357 4169 or by email at hilld28@sky.com
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