Standing Room Only for Night Two Show

Around one hundred patrons packed into our Hall last night to enjoy the second public performance of this year’s Senior Drama Production, “Who Stole the Remote?”.
Once again, the audience was delighted by a fast-paced compilation of comedic scenes, wonderfully delivered by our student actors and technical crew. Director/Drama teacher Mrs. Helen Marks must again be congratulated for her remarkable efforts.
Well done also to several staff members of our English/HASS/Languages faculty, who performed a Shakespeare-inspired skit during the show. Pictured in the group shot below are (L-R) Mr. Akira Inger, Ms. Caitlin Randall, Mrs. Makenna Dunning, Mrs. Casie Richardson and Mr. Hayden Bennett; not pictured, but equally stars of the scene, were Ms. Lynn Campbell and our Education Director Mrs. Rowena Fox.

Tonight, it’s back to the Arts faculty to reprise their roles from Tuesday night’s debut. There are still tickets available, but please act fast to avoid disappointment.
- When: TONIGHT – Thursday 8th May
- Time: 7:30pm
- Where: PLHS Hall
- Seating: A variety of options available on a first in, first served basis – beanbags/cushions, lounge chairs, round tables, barstools
- Cost: $20 adult / $15 concession – ticket price includes light snacks (V, Vg, GF included)
- Enquiries: Please phone 8683-6000
PLEASE PRE-PURCHASE TICKETS FROM PLHS ADMIN OFFICE (limited tickets available at the door each night)

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