109 May 2022 Merrijig community Newsletter
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Adele’s Radio Play finally gets a showing, recorded<br />
before a live audience.<br />
On Thursday 28 th April at the Delatite<br />
Hotel, the Mansfield Arts Society<br />
presented Radio Plays performed<br />
and recorded before a live audience.<br />
After Covid caused 2 cancellations,<br />
take 3 was successful. The first play<br />
to be presented was Adele<br />
McCormack’s first ever radio play<br />
“Old George’s Wake” where Beryl who is 80 odd and hard of hearing hilariously mishears so many<br />
things in such an amusing way that the audience is in stitches for most of the show.<br />
One of the actors who had not previously met Adele, following the<br />
show mentioned to her that it was<br />
a joy to be up on the stage and<br />
watch the smiles and laughs<br />
come to the faces of the<br />
audience. He said “I wish you<br />
could have seen it from where I<br />
stood too.”<br />
Many locals known to Adele<br />
personally congratulated her.<br />
Following the production Adele was presented with a beautiful<br />
bouquet of native flowers in appreciation for her creating the radio<br />
play which will be on Radio Mansfield in the months to come. As<br />
she left the room many of the audience not known to Adele<br />
praised the work which was most rewarding for her.<br />
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