Hilarious jukebox musical featuring songs by AC/DC, Midnight Oil, Skyhooks, Dragon, Choir Boys, Daddy Cool, J.O.K. Sherbet, Ted Mulray Gang, Jet, Billy Thorpe, Rick Springfield, Divinyls, The Screaming Jets and more!
Troy and Darren Wilson, the most popular of all the shearers in town, get hitched at a bachelor and spinster ball during a game of spin the bottle.
Kazza and Shazza become their brides. While drowning their sorrows at getting hitched Troy and Darren are informed that one of them is heir to a
multi-billion dollar sheep station called Tinbinbilla, but it is not known which one.
However all is cast into despair when it is revealed that one of the brothers was married in infancy to someone else and is now a bigamist.
Enter the Peed Family to claim their daughter's spouse and fortune. In a Gilbert and Sullivan style conundrum, the characters have plenty of explaining to do with lots of Aussie style humour along the way.
"Our show did go well. Everyone enjoyed it immensely and the cast had a fantastic time. Everyone loved the Aussie rock songs, and I found the show particularly straightforward for staging at our chosen venue. I also liked the fact that the script allowed for different individuals to shine rather than being reliant solely on one or two characters. " Deirdre Pike Oberon High School.
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ACT ONE |
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Prologue - Australian story |
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Scene 1 - B & S Ball |
Eagle Rock All My Friends are getting Married |
Scene 2 - Driving in a Holden car |
April Sun in |
Scene 3A - At the Hairdressers Scene 3 - At the sheep station |
All the Boys in Town Working Class Man |
Scene 4 - Still in the Car |
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Scene 5 - Dream Sequence/Shopping Trolley Ballet |
Run to |
Scene 6 - At the Pub Scene 7 - At Paul’s house |
Jessie’s Girl Better |
Scene 8 - In the Solicitors Office |
Beds Are Burning |
ACT TWO |
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Scene 1 - At the sheep station |
This is |
Scene 2 - At Titbinbilla |
It’s A Long Way To The Top If You Want To Rock’n Roll |
Scene 3 - Paul Hitchhiking |
Jump in My Car |
Scene 4 - At Titbinbilla |
Most People I Know |
Scene 5 - The Governess Arrives |
Help is on its way Shout |
Scene 6 - Epilogue |
Are you gonna be my girl? |
Cast
Paul Newton |
Ex-trolley boy at Woolies. Owner of multi-billion dollar property TITBINBILLA |
Troy Wilson |
Nine months older than brother Darren. Hardworking. A bloke’s bloke. |
Darren Wilson |
Close to brother Troy. Hardworking. Typical bush bloke. NB: brothers should be cast looking completely different.ie: Short & tall. |
Karen Hogan |
Local country girl. Quite simple. Biggest ambition in life to snare a man and marry him. Should be played like “Kath & Kim”. |
Sharon Walker |
Best friends with Karen. Shares the same aspirations and dreams as her friend. Should be played like “Kath & Kim”. |
Mick Peed Barbara Peed |
Married for 25 years. Mick is a country lad who met Barb the city girl. He left his family in the bush to make it big in the water bed industry. They are both into making money, quickly. |
Kylie Peed |
In love with Paul Newton. One time woolies worker, she now works for “Supre”. |
Bob Howard |
Local country solicitor. Should be styled like John Howard but played as the melodramatic villain. |
Val |
The solicitors secretary |
Servant 1 & 2 |
Butlers at the TITBINBILLA mansion. |
The Governess |
Missing in Action, she holds the answer to mystery. |
Jessie’s Girl |
A frumpy girlfriend. Possibly a male cast member in drag. |
Woman 1 & 2 Schoolies Girls Mother |
Customers in the Hairdressing Salon Two or more Bikini clad girls driving to the Gold Coast for Schoolies week. Paul’s mother who dislikes the amount of time he spends with his girlfriend Kylie. |