Wedding comedy about reluctant bridesmaids
1 JANUARY 2003
Charles Sturt University (CSU) theatre media students at the School of Communication and Creative Industries in Bathurst have collaborated with Bathurst Arts Theatrical Society (BATS) to produce the hilarious Five Woman Wearing the Same Dress. Set at a wedding, Five Woman Wearing the Same Dress is a comedy about five bridesmaids who, in spite of their differences, discover that they have more in common with each other than the bride. Co-director Ms Clare Hennessy said, “This comedy follows a group of women who have been brought together to form a disjointed bridal party. The play takes place in the bedroom of the bride’s sister as the bridesmaids each escape the overdone bridal reception. They banter behind the bride’s back about the horrid dresses they are forced to wear as they each share twisted tales of treachery. The show is equal parts hilarious, irreverent and disarmingly heartfelt - a saucy affair. Don’t miss it.” Five Woman Wearing the Same Dress will be performed nightly at 7pm from Thursday 18 to Sunday 21 July as a double bill with the BATS production of Slut. Enjoy a night of comedy, two shows for the price of one – tickets $5 available at the door of the Ponton Theatre (building N3) at CSU, Panorama Avenue, Bathurst.
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