We had eight eager members at our recent Play Reading group. We read the play ‘The Garden of Granddaughters’, a comedy written by Australian Playwright Stephen Sewell in 1993.
“Max, a world-renowned Australian conductor, returns unexpectedly to Melbourne with his wife Moriley, for a family reunion.
Their three daughters Michelle, Fay and Lisa, are in various stages of decline, success and reproduction. Their granddaughters are full of hope, promise and childhood dreams.
Most of life’s questions are avoided and ignored in this loving comedy by one of Australia’s most important playwrights.”
There were lots of laughs as we read through the play.
“Max, a world-renowned Australian conductor, returns unexpectedly to Melbourne with his wife Moriley, for a family reunion.
Their three daughters Michelle, Fay and Lisa, are in various stages of decline, success and reproduction. Their granddaughters are full of hope, promise and childhood dreams.
Most of life’s questions are avoided and ignored in this loving comedy by one of Australia’s most important playwrights.”
There were lots of laughs as we read through the play.
It was also great to welcome back Jenny Mckenna.
If you feel like you would like to join us in enjoying reading plays on the 1st Wednesday of each month from 9.30am to 12noon in the U3A meeting room at the Seniors’ Community Centre, you would be most welcome.
John Ellis
If you feel like you would like to join us in enjoying reading plays on the 1st Wednesday of each month from 9.30am to 12noon in the U3A meeting room at the Seniors’ Community Centre, you would be most welcome.
John Ellis
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