The latest play coming up at Zamia Theatre is a laugh out loud comedy, written by Georgie Wallace and directed by Deborah Joy Sykes.
A Week in Serenity takes place in a health retreat, which may, or may not, be based on Tamborine Mountain.
It follows the stories of four women from very different walks of life – Roma, a reiki practitioner from Byron Bay has returned to the resort to find some sort of closure.
Sue is a sexually liberated mother of two from the Gold Coast.
Maggie, a high profile gossip columnist from the Eastern Suburbs, is looking for a story to save her job.
Last, but not least, Di is a mother of five from Woop Woop who’s won a week at the resort in a soap powder competition.
The resort is run by Darryl, a man with an ulterior motive, and Abby, a spritely young thing dedicated to a healthy lifestyle. Abby spends her time attempting to rally the women into various outdoor pursuits, along with a healthy diet – which Maggie and Di find has changed their constitution!
Roger Brewster rounds the cast off while working through his grief at the death of his mother.
Full of surprising twists and turns, the play takes us through to a dramatic end at the Talent Quest. It runs for three weekends from opening night on Friday July 17.
Book your tickets at Trybooking.com/DMJIM or use the QR code.
