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the good life dining food crossword gardening travel 60 64 67 68 73 Showtime ‘Accused’ puts verdict in hands of audience Elanora Players’ latest production The Accused is a murder mystery with an intriguing twist – the courtroom drama, written by Lord Jeffrey Archer, ends with the audience acting as jury to deliver the verdict, whereupon one of two specially written end scenes is triggered before the final curtain falls. “Audience members sit as if they were in attendance at a hearing in London’s Old Bailey court and their verdict decides which way the play ends,” said director Kerrie King. ‘The Accused’ unfolds with eminent surgeon Dr Patrick Sherwood charged with murdering his wife with drugs obtained by his ‘supposed’ mistress, Jennifer Mitchell. Dr Sherwood’s fate is left in the hands of the audience: Did Dr Sherwood murder his wife? Was Jennifer Mitchell his mistress? Which of his alibis should the audience believe? Is the accused a victim or a murderer? Was it a heart attack, or a crime of passion? POINTS OF LAW: Susan Boyd, Jan Adamson and Bill Akhurst in character. And ultimately, is the accused a victim… or a murderer? “The choice will keep you on the edge of your seats and at the end of the ‘trial’ you will be asked to deliver your verdict of guilty or not guilty,” said Kerrie. “Once the majority votes are counted and the verdict delivered, the play will continue with one of two different endings – only then will you discover the truth.” The production will be performed at Elanora Community Centre from July 13 to 21 – 8pm on July 13; 3pm and 8pm July 14; 11am and 3pm July 15; 8pm July 16 and 17; and 3pm and 8pm on July 18. Complimentary wine and cheese will be served on opening night. * Early bookings are urged; more info 9979 9694 or boxoffice.elanora@ bigpond.com – Lisa Offord Beaches return for Wendy Matthews There are few recording artists Wendy is looking forward to in Australia who come close to engaging with the audience at Wendy Matthews and her stunning Pittwater RSL. credentials: seven ARIAs, 19 hit “Yes of course, it’d be so rude singles, and seven gold or multiplatinum not to! We do songs that I hope selling albums that see people know and remember, as her music in more than 1 million well as a few new ones and some Australian homes. of the songs have little stories And lucky us – Wendy is as to how they came about,” she returning to the northern beaches said. after many years, performing all “The more you live the actual her hits and more at Pittwater RSL words, the more a song becomes on Saturday July 28. part of the fabric that makes “When I go to a concert, I go to you. When you record a song mainly hear the songs I love, so I that means something to you, don’t bombard the audience with it has no choice but to stay that a whole lot of new material – although we do a way and grow with you. That’s the great thing few pieces from the last few albums that people about songs, they can transport you to a may not have heard,” she told Pittwater Life. specific moment in time. Wendy takes songs from every genre and “Living in Sydney for 20 years, then moving makes them her own; from jazz to blues, from to the country, I have lovely memories of rock to gospel, from soul to outright infectious friends and adventures on the Northern pop (‘Let’s Kiss’) and then, of course, there Beaches, so I’m looking forward to getting are the beautiful ballads such as ‘The Day You back there.” Went Away’. More info pittwaterrsl.com.au – Nigel Wall JULY 2018 59 Showtime
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