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A MONTH OF SUNDAYS

A MONTH OF SUNDAYS

9 - 17 May, 2014

A comedy about the difficulties inherent in growing old. Cooper who has gone into a nursing home rather than become a burden on his family, flirts valiantly with the female staff, banters with the other old folks and keeps a close check on his "record of physical deteriorations." To the painful ritual of Sunday family visits and empty condescension, Cooper and his friend Aylott reply with humour and wit, aware that life can only be endured if treated as a comedy. A Month of Sundays is Bob Larbey's first stage play, although he is well known for writing many television series such as The Good Life, Please Sir, Get Some In and Ever Decreasing Circles, with his co-writer John Esmonde. His first solo venture for television, A Fine Romance won the British award for Best Comedy in 1982.

A warm, witty play about friendship and heroism in the face of approaching oblivion

  • Cooper – Sandy Mackinnon

    Aylott – Tim Barber

    Nurse Wilson – Megan Knapp

    Mrs Baker – Deb Dodgson

    Julia – Janene Ridley

    Peter – Murray Beattie

  • Director - Lex Ross

    Producer – Debbie Mims

    Producer Mentor – Michele Padbury

    Set Design and Fabrication – Trevor Jenkins

    Set Installation – Steve Cunningham, Deb Dodgson, Brian Dodgson, Murray Beattie, Debbie Mims

    English Garden Mural – Lex Ross

    Costumes and Props – Rachel Noble, Karen Pirie, Deb Dodgson, Janene Ridley, Sandy Mackinnon, Tim Barber, Cathie Smith

    Lighting Design - Ken “Wally” Wallbridge

    Lighting Desk – Sue Arndt and Ian Keys

    Sound Design and FX – Ian Mallyon

    Sound Desk – Paul Valente and Jarrah Pitt

    Stage Manager – Janet Mackenzie

    Stage Crew – Al Rozefski

    Poster and Program Design – Milton Taylor

    Rehearsal Prompt – Leora Ross

    Rehearsal Video – Liam Wilson

    Publicity – MMuDS Media Team

    Front of House – Jane Herbert and Team

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