2025 SEASON
7th - 22nd March
Written by Samuel S Beckett and Directed by Virigina Moore-Price and Rosalind Moore
​
'Endgame' by Samuel Beckett is a masterfully crafted play, rich with dark humour and profound insights. Set in a minimalist room, it centres on four compelling characters: Hamm, a blind and paralysed man with a keen intellect; Clov, his dutiful yet frustrated servant; and Hamm's eccentric parents, Nagg and Nell. Through their sharp, often humorous dialogues, Beckett explores themes of resilience and the absurdity of the human condition. The play is a nuanced examination of enduring connections and the subtle humour that can be found even in the most trying circumstances. 
6th - 24th June
Written by Simon Williams and Directed by Karin Staflund
​
Freda would like a nice quiet life in retirement. playing cards, the occasional chat and minding her own business. However, friends keep popping in and usually uninvited. Of course, no one else can see these "friends" but if Freda is happy chatting on her friend Margo is not going to stop her. Margo's problem starts when her ex-husband’s wife arrives & then Leo himself & his lovely young mistress. What could possibly go wrong? An unexpected heart attack perhaps? Now Freda can chat to another ghostly apparition!! How can this, not too happy ghost, sort out the differences between his three lovely ladies? TO BE DECIDED!!
5th - 20th September
Written by Emma Wood and Alex Tickner
​
Mr Bennet's Bride is an original period comedy, based on Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudice, exploring how the ill-matched Mr and Mrs Bennet met and married twenty five years before the novel’s opening. Pressure mounts on the young Mr Bennet, heir of Longbourn, to find a suitable match, but his refusal to play by the rules sets in motion a series of events that are both comic and moving.
5th - 20th December
Written by David Williamson and Directed by Tim Riesson
​​
A staff meeting in a tech college takes place after students have gone for the day. It exposes the character of staff as they engage with the Head of Dept, and the usual govt red tape of a publicly funded body.
The interrelationships and power struggle, themselves remain timeless.
Follow KADS on social media
© 2021 Kalamunda Dramatic Society