THE PRODUCES MUSICAL

THE PRODUCERS - BIGGEST HIT IN BROADWAY HISTORY!!

The cast of The Producers are busily rehearsing one of biggest hits in Broadway history and winners of 12 Tony Awards.

This is a story of 2 rogue producers who try to produce the biggest flop on Broadway In order to cheat the backers out of their money by over subscribing the budget of the show. When complications start to arise the show unexpectedly turns out to be a huge success.



The cast includes:

MAX BIALYSTOCK -Benny Hope
LEO BLOOM - Conagh McMahon Hogan
FRITZ LEBERMAN - Trevor Press
ROGER ELIZABETH DEBRIS - Damien Ross
CARMEN GHIA - Thomas Druitt
ULLA-INGA-HANSEN-BENSEN-YONSEN-TALLEN-HALLEN-SVADEN-SVANSON - Jacinta Graham

BRYAN - Ryan Fitch
KEVIN/Lead Tenor KURT - Josh Meyers
SCOTT - Rohan Smyth

SHIRLY MARKOWITZ - Lisa Wood (Understudy: Kiesha Hope)
HOLD ME TOUCH ME - Carole Eastment
LICK ME BITE ME - Cynthia McNeil
KISS ME FEEL ME - Janet Smith

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2 USHERETTES’S - Hollie Campbel, Cheryl McKeller (Understudy: Niemah Hope)
Mr. MARKS - Greg Jones
JUDGE - Alex Leis
SGT.O’HOULIGAN - Steven Browning
OFFICER O’TOOLE - Patrick Atrolovich
OFFICER O’REILLY - Shane Addison
OFFICER O’ROUKE - Reuben Everitt

COMPANY
Alex Leis, Keisha Hope, Neimah Hope, Madeleine Jenner, Amanda Jones, Kate Sempell, Rachel McMahon

DANCERS
Andrea Wills, Emma Barnes, Natalie Howarth, Abby Ballinger, Emily Rogers, Meg McKenna, Dominica Condon, Toni Thompson, Janelle Kemp, Jessika Ray, Lyn Howard, Vicki Daley.

The musical opens on the 1st July 2010 and will run through to the 11th July at the Bathurst Memorial Entertainment Centre.


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GOLD FROM AN ATM MACHINE!

This is the worlds first ATM machine that produces gold coins and gold bars. Imagine having one of these in our shopping center's. To read more about the article click the link below to take you to the Daily Telegraph.

Vending Machine - Link to Daily Telegraph



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3D SPORTS - ADDS A NEW DIMENSION

With the new technology making its long-awaited debut on Australian screens last night - during Fox Sports' telecast of the Socceroos match - even the producers were learning new tricks of the trade.

Limited to viewers with 3D-ready screens, the stereosonic showcase was largely a test for the industry, which will add another dimension to regular programming in the future.

But those early adopters of the technology were treated to a mind-blowing show that took the players from flat figures on screen to in-your-face, from all angles.

Have you watched 3D TV?

Fox Sports director Soames Treffry said the technological race was not just about boys and their toys, but increasing audience options.

"We wanted to have a crack at being first and football is the best sport for it. It's wildly different from the way we watch sport now and really is the way of the future," Mr Treffry said.

Bringing the pictures to life involved a small army of technicians, with 150 staff manning Fox Sports' coverage from the MCG.

Each 3D image required two cameras per rig - one shooting for the left eye, the other the right.

The footage was fed back to a central broadcast point (OB van), where it was "converged" to create a multi-dimensional shot.

The vision - which rushes images at the eye at about 100 times per second - is decoded by special battery-powered "shutter" glasses.

But the experience can create motion sickness in some viewers.

Sports lovers who don't mind a beer during big games, be warned: Samsung, the first to release 3D televisions in Australia, has issued a disclaimer recommending viewers not consume alcohol while watching 3D content because of the dizzying effect it can have on some.

From the kick-off last night the telecast set the new 3D standard, with the on-field combatants coming to life like never before.

Each player seemed to leap from the screen, with relevant statistics and impressive graphics zooming past the eye of the viewer.

Almost 95 per cent of the coverage utilised the 3D advantage, only pausing to return to standard 2D high-definition vision when officials and commentators checked offside plays.

The 3D revolution began in the UK this year, when 3000 punters piled into nine pubs for a screening of a Premier League match between Manchester United and Arsenal.

Channel 9 has promised to take the State Of Origin to new heights tomorrow night, using the technology in a world free-to-air television first.

Article from the Daily Telegraph

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WATER RATES SKY ROCKET!

Everybody has read about this weeks water rates or have been shocked by opening their water bill to find that it has more then doubled from their last bill they received. To read more about the changes view the Western Advocates article that was in Tuesdays paper.

WESTERN ADVOCATE ARTICLE

Housing Shortages

The Daily Telegraph artilce on Housing Shortages in Australia

Interst Rates to rise after Easter - Artilce from the Daily Telegraph

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12pm on site 6th March 2010

An opportunity exists for you to purchase this fantastic 10acres block with it being for sale for the first time in 50yrs, as it has been the one owner family. So now is the time to make it yours. Consists of 3 bedrooms plus study, 2 bathrooms, near new kitchen, 2 living areas being formal & family areas, reverse cycle air conditioning & wood heating. The polished timber flooring will make you welcome. There is something for the family with a large shed 15mx10m as well as a lock up garage & carport, 2 stables with horse yards, cattle yards, kennels and room for the kids. Water is no worry with 6000 gallons per hour capacity bore. All this on the presteous Eleven Mile Drive with views back over Bathurst to Mt Panorama.


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