Gunnedah Theatre Group to host training workshops

Updated May 16 2017 - 4:31pm, first published 4:14pm
Oscar Wilde’s farcical comedy The Importance of Being Ernest, was brought to life in brilliant fashion by local performers at The Civic in 2012. Pictured is Lady Bracknell (Susan Wilson), right, who recognises the governess Miss Prism (Marina Maas-Williams) as the person who had disappeared with a baby many years before. Astonished onloookers are John Worthing JP (Michael Ruff), left, and Canon Chasuable DD (Chris Frend).
Oscar Wilde’s farcical comedy The Importance of Being Ernest, was brought to life in brilliant fashion by local performers at The Civic in 2012. Pictured is Lady Bracknell (Susan Wilson), right, who recognises the governess Miss Prism (Marina Maas-Williams) as the person who had disappeared with a baby many years before. Astonished onloookers are John Worthing JP (Michael Ruff), left, and Canon Chasuable DD (Chris Frend).

Gunnedah Theatre Group, sponsored by Two Rivers Arts Council, will be holding theatre workshops under the direction of Maggie Denman, starting Monday, May 22, at the Civic Theatre, Chandos Street, from 7-9pm.

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