ADVERTISEMENT
Sunday, August 9, 2026
13 °c
Orbost
Snowy River Mail
Log In or Subscribe
  • Home
  • News
    • Local News
    • Sport
    • Primary Producer
  • Services
    • Order Newspaper Photos
    • Print Your Photos
    • Commercial Printing
  • Our Publications
    • Features
    • Bairnsdale Advertiser
    • Lakes Post
    • East Gippsland News Weekend
    • Lakes Coast Visitor Guide
    • Great Alpine Road Guide
    • Sapphire Coast
    • Home & Lifestyle
  • Advertising / Contact
    • Display Advertising
    • Classifieds Advertising
    • Trades & Services
    • Submit a News Story
    • Thumbs Up / Thumbs Down
    • Advertise on our Website
    • About
    • Contact
  • Read Our Newspapers
No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • News
    • Local News
    • Sport
    • Primary Producer
  • Services
    • Order Newspaper Photos
    • Print Your Photos
    • Commercial Printing
  • Our Publications
    • Features
    • Bairnsdale Advertiser
    • Lakes Post
    • East Gippsland News Weekend
    • Lakes Coast Visitor Guide
    • Great Alpine Road Guide
    • Sapphire Coast
    • Home & Lifestyle
  • Advertising / Contact
    • Display Advertising
    • Classifieds Advertising
    • Trades & Services
    • Submit a News Story
    • Thumbs Up / Thumbs Down
    • Advertise on our Website
    • About
    • Contact
  • Read Our Newspapers
No Result
View All Result
Snowy River Mail
No Result
View All Result
Home News Local News

‘Allo ‘Allo auditions this Sunday

by
19 June 2026
in Local News
Susan Hawton - Director

Susan Hawton - Director

Following a strong and well-supported season of & Juliet, Bairnsdale Production Line Theatre Company is inviting the community to get involved in its next production, the classic comedy ‘Allo ‘Allo.

With auditions fast approaching, the company is looking for a large ensemble cast to bring the beloved story to life.

Known for its distinctly British style of humour, ‘Allo ‘Allo leans into quick wit, farce, and a cast of memorable, over-the-top characters.

Set in occupied France during World War II, the play moves at a rapid pace with overlapping storylines, mistaken identities and plenty of sharp comedic timing required to keep the action on track.

The upcoming production offers a wide range of opportunities, from major featured roles through to smaller parts, making it an ideal chance for those new to theatre to test the waters in a supportive environment.

Alongside on-stage roles, the company is also seeking backstage crew members who can double as on-stage extras, as well as volunteers to assist with costumes, production management and promotional content.

Director Susan Hawton said the aim of the production is to honour the original television show while finding ways to connect it with a contemporary audience.

“It’s such a well-loved TV show, and we want to stay true to that humour and those familiar characters that people love,” Ms Hawton said.

“At the same time, there’s an opportunity to shape it in a way that feels accessible and engaging for a modern audience.”

Supporting her behind the scenes is experienced performer and director Tony Porter, who agrees that striking the right balance will be key to delivering a genuinely funny experience.

“The comedy in ‘Allo ‘Allo is very specific, and some of it is timeless,” Mr Porter said.

“But that doesn’t mean we can’t tweak a few things here and there so it’s still accessible to modern sensibilities.

“If we get that right, the humour speaks for itself, and audiences can enjoy both the nostalgia and the energy of a live performance with a cast that is genuinely enjoying the material they are working with.”

Auditions will be held this Sunday, June 21, and bookings can be made online via the company’s website.

An information pack covering everything an aspiring actor needs to know is also available for download.

With plenty of roles available both on and off the stage, ‘Allo ‘Allo offers a unique opportunity to be part of a lively, collaborative production as the company prepares for another quality October season at the Forge Theatre.

Further information and booking links are available via the Bairnsdale Production Line Theatre Company Facebook page and website.

Tony Porter – Assistant Director
ShareTweet
Previous Post

Seagulls sweep reserves, thirds

Next Post

Chamber addresses Curlip and Conran

Next Post
Classic hits Mallacoota

Classic hits Mallacoota

Trending

Thriller at Lochiel Park

Thriller at Lochiel Park

5 August 2026
Boarding a home away from home

Boarding a home away from home

2 August 2026

Progress at Cape Conran

5 August 2026
Orbost Gas Plant hits new peak

Orbost Gas Plant hits new peak

30 July 2026
Protecting landscapes for generations

Protecting landscapes for generations

6 August 2026
Long visa journey ends in Bairnsdale

Long visa journey ends in Bairnsdale

3 August 2026

Popular Stories

Orbost Gas Plant hits new peak
Local News

Orbost Gas Plant hits new peak

30 July 2026
Boarding a home away from home
Local News

Boarding a home away from home

2 August 2026
Thriller at Lochiel Park
Sport

Thriller at Lochiel Park

5 August 2026
Advice for peak winter flu season
Local News

Advice for peak winter flu season

21 July 2026

Snowy River Mail

122 Nicholson Street
PO Box 272
Orbost, VIC 3888

P: (03) 5154 1919
F: (03) 5154 2099

Publication Day: Wednesday
Circulation: 3,531

James Yeates

65 Macleod Street
PO Box 465
Bairnsdale, VIC 3875

P: (03) 5152 4141
F: (03) 5152 6257

© 2024 James Yeates

No Result
View All Result
  • Home
  • News
    • Local News
    • Sport
    • Primary Producer
  • Services
    • Order Newspaper Photos
    • Print Your Photos
    • Commercial Printing
  • Our Publications
    • Features
    • Bairnsdale Advertiser
    • Lakes Post
    • East Gippsland News Weekend
    • Lakes Coast Visitor Guide
    • Great Alpine Road Guide
    • Sapphire Coast
    • Home & Lifestyle
  • Advertising / Contact
    • Display Advertising
    • Classifieds Advertising
    • Trades & Services
    • Submit a News Story
    • Thumbs Up / Thumbs Down
    • Advertise on our Website
    • About
    • Contact
  • Read Our Newspapers

© 2024 James Yeates | All Rights Reserved