February 2019 newsletter

TE PUKE REPERTORY SOCIETY INC
PO Box 743, Te Puke, 3153.
February 2019 newsletter

Our AGM was well attended and the Committee for 2019 was formed.  Congratulations to those who were elected and welcome to our new Committee members Bryce Glover and Maggie Marriner.  Thank you also to those who have served on the Committee in the past.  Your contribution is appreciated.  

Colleen Pye                     President
Colin Cooper            Vice President
Norma Carney         Vice President
Dianne Leach                  Secretary
Ian Crowe                        Treasurer

Bernard Holmes     Committee
Brenda Cooke        Committee
Lynne Avery           Committee
Bryce Glover          Committee
  Maggie Marriner     Committee

2019 brings a range of events and a stellar show at the end of the year. 
Our first event is
          PECHA KUCHA        

Jason & Hannah Skiffington
The Scouting Movement
Angie Belcher 
Finding the right words
Chloe Wickman
Volunteer life at the Rio2016 Paralympic Games
Beth and Shirley Sparks
Te Puna Quarry Gardens
Liam Wright
Chasing millet: A journey through the semi-arid tropics 
Scott Rushbrooke 
Keeping life normal
Steve Fawcett 
Capturing Beauty 
 

Deborah Holmes
Women on Wheels
Liam Hagan
Vaughan Town
Rebecca Larsen 
Finding the Creative me
Christine Clement 
DNA testing for Dummies
Hayley-Grace Davis
Being a horse trainer -from wild stallions to competition riding
Carol Power
Yarn bombing
Meg Cowan
A life by design
Dianne Leach
Awesome in the true sense of the word.

A Pecha Kucha presentation uses imagery and speech to create a seamless, memorable, and concise experience. Te Puke Rep presents 15 speakers who will share their story in 20 images and speak for 20 seconds on each image.  Tickets selling fast so don't be disappointed.  

Litt Park Theatre
Wednesday 13 March 7.30 pm
 Tickets available from
Gift Rapt, Te Puke
or online and Facebook through Events Pronto
$20 General Admission
Cash bar.

            STARS ON STAGE          

With increased demand for the
STARS ON STAGE holiday drama programme, two days will be offered for the April holidays.
Children between 6 – 9 years April 17 and 10 -14 years April 24
10am – 3pm.
To avoid your Star missing out follow us on Facebook or website

May - Rehearsed Play Reading
 
If you have ever thought about doing something in theatre but learning all the words and the rehearsal schedules have put you off - NOW is your chance to be in one act of
Arsnic and Old Lace.
Directed by Colin Cooper
 
Minimal rehearsals,
Script in hand. 
Appreciative audience.   

Cultural Drama Festival
Late June

Te Puke is a multi cultural town and to celebrate our diversity and unity we invite all cultures to be part of our Cultural Drama Festival.  

Choose a favourite folk tale that reflects your culture and present it at Te Puke Rep. Theatre is a crucial part of all cultures.  Let's share it.

We would like to hear from any group who would like to be involved or would like to know more.  Contact tepukerep@gmail.com or Colleen Pye on 0275 779949.

HANG ON A MINUTE MATE
adaptation by Anthony McCarten
(also known for Darkest Hour & Bohemian Rhapsody).
Directed by Michelle Cliff
This adaptation of the novels of Barry Crump tells of the adventures of young Jack under the tutelage of Sam Cash. Look forward to this.
Auditions will be held in June with performance season in September.

Don't forget to check out our website tepukerepertorysociety.com 
Email tepukerep01@gmail.com 