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COMEDIANS IN OUR BASEMENT PDF Print E-mail

We've got comedians in our basement!

They're Pilgrim Productions, an independent theatre group encouraged by Pitt St church.

Last year they won the Auckland Community Theatre Trust's Best Comedy award for Charley's Aunt and this June they staged The Day they Kidnapped the Pope - a farce on the theme of religious tolerance.

Pope Albert IV, visiting New York, opts out of his schedule and takes a cab. Jewish cabbie, Sam Liebowitz, happens to be nutty about world peace, so he kidnaps the pope, and demands that the entire world observe 24 hours without violence.The ever-tolerant pope enjoys being kidnapped and supports Sam's bid for peace. A local rabbi and a Catholic cardinal try to rescue the pope, but he doesn't want to be rescued!

Pitt St members on the production included Neil and Kathy Lobb, Elsie Neller, Marion and David Hines, Chris Webb, Chris Lowden, and Ryan Stevens.

Like to join them?
If you'd like to join this fun team, contact Marion at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it or phone 376 6583. In one or two hectic productions a year they need set painters, sound and light operators, actors, stage manager, director, publicity organisers, a photographer, wardrobe people, etc.

See other photos from this and previous dramas in the Pilgrim album on our Photo Gallery.
 

MEET THE PARISH; MEET THE BUGS

churchcampbugtightOne of Pitt St's highlights this year was the parish camp at Hunua Falls south of Auckland.

The children climbed high beams and ropes. A group of adults went hiking.

There were jigsaws and puzzles. Dozens of ways to meet old friends and make new ones.

The camp was invaded by cicadas but for the kids that was a highlight. They spent one evening catching them, and playing with them!

We also visited the glow-worm grotto right next to the camp building.

The church service commemorated the birthday of Charles Darwin, so we made plasticine models of evolving animals.

And, as usual, there was a camp concert. An event not to be missed.

Photos thanks to Sandy.

See the rest of her photos on the 2009 CAMP album on our Photo Gallery.

 

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