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'This was a show that had everything Valley Artists has become
known for – exciting innovation in community theatre that breaks
new ground and still manages to be great fun for the audience'
Quest Perilous - Peter McCloy |
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Current EventsEntries are now being accepted for the 2009 Wollombi Valley Short Film Festival. Download the entry form here (42kb Word document) or read more about the 2009 Wollombi Valley Film Festival here. In April, 2009, Valley Artists brought you the magical, emotional musical roller-coaster, of 'The Rise and Fall of Little Voice' . The stage play was written by Jim Cartwright, specifically for English impersonator Jane Horrocks (Absolutely Fabulous), and was premiered in Cottlesloe in 1992. In 1998 it was released as the movie 'Little Voice'. Funny & sad, painfully truthful, it exposes the comedy and tragedy of a self indulgent, neglectful mother, Mari Hoff, and her shy reclusive daughter Laura, more commonly known as Little Voice. LV spends her time listening to her deceased father's record collection while Mum is busy going through her own assorted collection of men. Out of this collection comes a talent scout, Ray Say, who hears the potential of LV's voice. He endeavours to put her on stage at the local club leading to a dramatic conclusion. The play explores the music of some of the greats Garland, Bassey, Monroe, Piaf & Billie Holiday. This production is a wonderful technical challenge for Valley Artists. 'The Rise and Fall of Little Voice' was directed by Janine Oliver (The Finnys, Wind in the Willows). |
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