Jules strikes again!  What is is about a cat that makes its owner love it more than his wife?  Jules is ill, he needs a new liver.  Greg (hubby) wants his wife to find a suitable cat, capture it and bring it home so he can get his butcher down the road to transplant the liver into Jules.  All this for only $10.000.  Greg’s wife is understandably angry and hurt.   Gerry Sont and Deborah Bradshaw were amazing as the husband and wife team and the play got a lot of laughs.  Poor Jules..

Dona Parise
Dona has been writing for many years. She’s written over 70 scripts and has had 38 of them produced. Her passion for script writing was evident at the age of 12. She’s attended many courses ranging from Alex Broun’s playwriting weekend course, to script writing for TV and Film and Directing Intensive at the National Institute of Dramatic Art (NIDA). Dona is also a qualified journalist. She now averages one play performance in Sydney each month. She writes, directs, produces and sometimes acts. Her plays have been performed in Griffith NSW, Wagga Wagga, Lithgow, Melbourne, Sydney and Los Angeles. She’s participated in four Short and Sweet festivals in Sydney, two Ten x 10 festivals in Wagga Wagga, Stage Rage, Writers Anonymous and is a regular contributor to Playtime – held monthly at the World Bar in Sydney. She has written, directed and produced short films screened at Newtown Flicks and Caught Short at the Tap Gallery also in Sydney. She enjoys directing when she gets the chance.

Her ideas stem from life and she writes character-driven scripts. She’s disciplined and extremely passionate about theatre and film. She is cons
tantly learning how to entertain audiences and writes comedy as well as drama – monologues and casts of up to 10, short 10 minute, One act and full length plays.

 

thought I'd say hi, pic“Thought I’d say Hi!’  Short screenplay to commence shooting in January 2010. 

How one woman deals with multiple personalities…

« Previous Page