unoriginal sin
Running 14th to 29th August
The latest show from the Samford Valley Theatre Group, "Unoriginal Sin", opens on August 14 for a six show season.
Bill is rich, alcoholic and has the sex drive of an adolescent bull on steroids and is being divorced by Jenny – but she’s keeping his money. Bill is trying to seduce Eve, who’s engaged to the librarian Neville. Miles is upset that Bill slept with his wife. And then there’s the Father Tomlins’s 11th commandment – "though shalt not pick out a man’s entrails with a sharp stick".
This superb English comedy, written by David Tristram features some new faces for Samford:
– Christine Lea Powell who plays the shopaholic ex-wife to be,
– Matthew Bass as the rich playboy ex-husband to be,
– Ellen Hardisty from Ferny Hills playing sweet, innocent Eve, and
– David Whatson as the money-grabbing lawyer.
They’re joined by Samford regulars Rod Hogan & Erik de Witt who play Father Tomlin and Neville, the Librarian.
WHEN: AUGUST Fri 14, Sat 15, Fri 21, Sat 22,
Fri 28 and Sat 29.
WHERE: Samford Community Centre,
School Road, Samford.
Doors open 7pm for 7.30pm (sharp) curtain
BOOKINGS: Please book through the Samford Valley Newsagent or by calling 3289 3129.
This superb English comedy, written by David Tristram features some new faces for Samford:
– Christine Lea Powell who plays the shopaholic ex-wife to be,
– Matthew Bass as the rich playboy ex-husband to be,
– Ellen Hardisty from Ferny Hills playing sweet, innocent Eve, and
– David Whatson as the money-grabbing lawyer.
They’re joined by Samford regulars Rod Hogan & Erik de Witt who play Father Tomlin and Neville, the Librarian.
WHEN: AUGUST Fri 14, Sat 15, Fri 21, Sat 22,
Fri 28 and Sat 29.
WHERE: Samford Community Centre,
School Road, Samford.
Doors open 7pm for 7.30pm (sharp) curtain
BOOKINGS: Please book through the Samford Valley Newsagent or by calling 3289 3129.
TICKETS: $18 Adults; $14 Concessions;
$16 Groups (10+)
Tickets will also be available at the door.
For full show details see:
www.samfordvalleytheatre.org
Jenny (Christine Lea Powell) and Bill (Matthew Bass) 
