PHOTO: The opening act saw the cast dance to the song ‘Lady Marmalade’, front and centre Mim McKeown with Pip Fisher, Cindy Parsons and Leesa Brien.
Music and dance returned to the historic Plaza Theatre last week as the Coonamble Amateur Theatrical Society (CATS) staged its first show in over five years.
Crowds packed around 200 seats each night from 28-31 August to see the local spin on Judith Prior’s western musical comedy Jest at the West.
The children’s night on Wednesday saw young ones on . . .
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