Death Warmed Up

A black comedy based on the unusual everyday occurrences of a State Cemeteries office, this is a lighthearted look behind the scenes of something most of us only think about when the death of a loved one forces us to do so. This play will give the casti and crewi a rare opportunity to workshopi a new play with the playwright prior to its premiere performance at the Town Square Theatre in July. There are three parts for women and three for men, as follows: Deidre (50 years) The Office Manager. Single and efficient, very organised and dedicated to her work, and she's worked here for 20 years Maggie (35 - 40 years) Office Administrator, single and not so well organised, has an outgoing nature and great customer servic attitude. Flirtatious. Jasmin (20 years) The new employee, bright and bubbly with a good sense of humour and a degree of incredulity. Roland (40 years) Cemetery Director, he has a healthy and creative imagination and is a health fanatic. He is also single. Erik (40 years) A Funeral Director, married, charming, with a wicked sense of humour. Bill (60 years) Senior Gardeners, a widower. He used to work in the office before his wife died. A practical joker. All ages are approximate. Auditions will be held at the Town Square Theatre, off Barber Street, Kalamunda, on Saturday 28 April at 2pm. Performance dates are 13 July to 4 August 2007. Please call Joy Northover on 9477 3802 or 0411 424 666 to register your interest. Or Email joy@stafflinkgroup.com.au