Snoopy - The Musical brings together an all-star cast lead by an extraordinary creative team. Featuring a mix of new and familiar faces to the Beaumaris stage, we are thrilled to be working with such a talented group! 

Old age is a central theme of this play. Rose spoke of herself as a nineteen-year-old girl in a ninety-year-old body; my mother, when in her eighties, once said something quiet similar. This successful production of a lovely play offers us a deeper understanding of ageing and of the aged.

I believe the secret of a good show is casting the right people in the right roles and director Barbara Crawford got it spot on. The professionalism of the cast was impressive. They created the perfect balance of emotion without going over the top.

Beaumaris Theatre Inc is thrilled to announce the cast of Snoopy - The Musical!

Rose is a spirited, wise old woman (much older than me I’m delighted to say!). Nearing the end of her life, she is content to live her last months in the company of her memories of the most significant period of her life - World War I. She is a woman of courage and conviction but vulnerability and doubt are there beneath the surface of her brave words. In this she is like most of us in the face of death and the unknown. It’s only the young who think they will never die.

This was a well thought-out and entertainingly presented production that highlighted the talent and commitment of all involved.

Have you ever wondered how the Talbot Tattler or Talbot Awards received their name?

I am drawn to plays that have a little bit of magic about them. In Echoes we see the memories of an old lady being brought to life and can share her happy and sad times. So much more powerful than just reading the words, we see the emotion and tumult that the people who lived through the First World War were subjected to.

Every character requires their own voice, their own physicality, their own "thing". It's by far the most challenging play I've been involved in, for that reason alone.