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TUESDAY Swinging Pig: Sing up a storm karaoke and

Tuesday is Curry Night. $15 per dish.

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Kwinana Lodge: Texas Hold ‘Em Poker.Rockingham Hotel: Karaoke 7.30 - late.

“Steak & Prawn” night 6-8.30pm.

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Zombiesact up

Kolbe Catholic College Year 12 TEE drama students Brittany Hancock, Sarah Rayner, ClaireHills and Shauna Timmons are ready to get ZOMBIED!

By LAURA TOMLINSON

ZOMBIES, tropical landscapes, anemerald mine and a mystery — whatmore could an adventure story need?

Nothing, according to KolbeCatholic College students, who areputting on a production of Zombied!

The Mary McMahon and DonWoodward-written play follows theexperience of several explorers who goto the Caribbean on an anthropologicalstudy.

They come across various characters,both sinister and friendly, but sense all isnot well on the island.

The island’s main income comes fromits coffee plantation, but as the explorerssoon discover, there’s far more happen-ing in this sleepy tropical paradise.

TEE drama teacher and Zombied!director Katherine Gauci said the familyplay was a real adventure story.

‘‘Despite the zombies, it’s much morefunny that scary,’’ Ms Gauci said.

She said the students were enjoyinggetting into character, and were lookingforward to later in the rehearsals whenthey would be slathered in specialeffects makeup.

Zombied! will be presented on May15 and 16 at 7.30pm at MandurahPerforming Arts Centre.

Tickets cost $12 adults, $10 studentsand pensioners and $40 for a family passfor two adults and two children.

Call 9592 1500 for more information.

Theatre call formagician

A MAGICIAN and a ventriloquist are on the castingwish list for Kwinana Theatre Workshop member ValFischer, who is planning an old time music hallproduction to celebrate the company’s 40th anniver-sary.

The show will be staged in November and Fischeris keen to organise the cast early.

She said the production would follow the formatthat was so popular with audiences in the UK beforeWorld War II, with a barbers’ quartet, jazz singers, amini melodrama and novelty segments, all presentedby an MC with plenty of dash and theatrical flair.

‘‘The show is a big undertaking and will require alot of planning but it will be a lot of fun and a greatway to celebrate our anniversary,’’ Fischer said.

Anyone interested in taking part can phone her on9419 3354 or email angels579@hotmail.com

Polish and glitzfrom Pot Pourri

SHOW REVIEWA Night on BroadwayPot PourriReview:Teena Raffa-Mulligan

MELBOURNE group Pot Pourri took an enthusiasticaudience on a musical journey to legendary Broadwayduring a performance at Mandurah Performing ArtsCentre on Thursday night.

Sopranos Tania de Jong and Rebecca Bode, tenorJon Bode, baritone Jonathan Morton and pianistRebecca Chambers presented a glittering evening ofpopular opera, musical theatre and song.

Witty repartee linked the numbers and there was astrong element of audience interaction throughout theprogram, which was presented with polish andpizzazz.

Chambers’ fingers danced across the piano keys ina solo that showcased her virtuosity, slippingeffortlessly from classical passion to the romance oflight opera and the spirit of jazz.

Pot Pourri is an apt name for a group that at onemoment has the audience spellbound with a movingrendition of The Music of the Night from Phantom ofthe Opera and the next is launching into a livelypresentation of America.

They have toured overseas on more than 40occasions and if audience response is any indication,Mandurah will no doubt be on the itinerary for areturn performance.