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- genuinely entertained the audience over three nights. Those who saw the play were impressed by the fine acting skills displayed by the cast Many Friday afternoons were sacrificed and under the direction of Mrs Murphy, Head of the Performance Faculty the girls worked hard to make the Matilda Women an enjoyable experience, for both the cast and crew

of Brisbane Grammar School boys, whose valuable experience and an enjoyable assistance was much appreciated. as they number of weeks of rehearsals. The fulfilled the few male roles in the production chosen piece, The Mathda Women - a unique A daring new stage design was introduced, play, which tells the story of several women with the auditorium stage abandoned. in favour of a makeshift stage and runway in who proved themselves to be pioneers the centre of the complex. This was a new of their time - was both intriguing and challenging. During the lead up to the show, experience for many of the cast members the cast was faced with the task of perfecting - having to perform to audiences on either their English accents, fine tuning their singing side of them The final product - a show that combined voices and adapting to a number of different art, music, comedy, drama, dance and history characters, as this was an ensemble piece

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