Gin and Tonics were flowing, fabulous food was consumed and gym gear was adorned; all in the name of community spirit and the arts! The show was attended by nearly 100 people including Ross Beckett, Country Arts WA Chairperson who travelled all the way from Esperance!
Roz Hammond played eight different gym-junkie characters in her self-penned, one woman show, based on her own work as a trainer in a women's gym.
The vision was to make it more than just the
show with additions such as delicious platters by Steele and Streets Woodfired
Treats and café style cakes available after the show with proceeds going to the
Hopetoun P&C.
Audience members were encouraged to dress up
in their gym gear and participate in a mock “circuit” as they entered the Golf
Club. Special mention to Carly Reeve who was awarded the best-dressed prize on
the night. Carly won a massage voucher for Cassie’s Remedial Massage that was
kindly donated by Cassie Badcock.
We thank the local community for supporting
the Arts Council and coming along to the show, we hope everyone had an amazing
night out!
The next Ravensthorpe Regional Arts Council show
is The Lost WW1 Diary by Damien Callinan at the Jerdacuttup Hall on Saturday
August 29th 2015. It will be the last Country Arts WA touring show of the year that
the RRAC will present in collaboration with the Jerdacuttup Community
Association, so see you there!!!
Please enjoy these photos from the event.
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