OLIVIA! A female Oliver!

According to all parents and guests to our three performances OLIVIA was not only our best production so far, it was one big step up in development of our group. The level of the songs and dialogues, the ensembles, the language and text were challenge for lots of our members but the result was that we have now much better prepared group of enthusiastic kids ready for facing next adventure! Visit the gallery of Olivia`s photos here.

“This brilliant and innovative show, set in Victorian times, traces the steps of Olivia, from downtrodden orphan to star of the stage. On her journey to the bright lights of London, she is befriended by Eliza Doolittle [from “My Fair Lady”] and, after a series of adventures, becomes a singer in a new Gilbert and Sullivan show, thanks to the unlikely assistance of Fagin and The Artful Dodger.

Eliza and the flower-sellers are joined by other major female roles, and with orphans, “Poor School” girls, and essential chorus work, you will have no difficulty in casting this female-orientated show.

The boys, however, are not overlooked, with splendid cameos for George Bernard Shaw, Ebenezer Scrooge, Sherlock Holmes and Doctor Watson. This feel-good show abounds with Malcolm Sircom’s well-known wit and humour, both in the script and the songs which are catchy, lyrical, and full of gusto, as well as advancing the story-line.”

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