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This musical comedy lights-up Little Theatre and delights audiences over four exciting weekends.
Parkes Musical and Society's latest production Sister Act hit the stage on 9 May and it's been lighting up the Little Theatre and delighting audiences for two weekends now.
The chemistry and beautiful harmony of the entire nuns cast in Sister Act is brilliant.
Opening scenes of the Parkes Musical and Dramatic Society's production Sister Act.
Cath Welsh is divine in the lead role as Deloris Van Cartier.
Andrew Cannon is the trustworthy cop Eddie Souther.
Veteran performer Bill Jayet makes his return to the stage as Monsignor O'Hara.
Angie Drooger performs her character Sister Mary Lazarus very well.
Kate Walsh is Mother Superior in Parkes Musical and Dramatic Society's Sister Act.
There are some very cute scenes indeed between Cath Welsh as Deloris Van Cartier and her nuns.
There are some very cute scenes indeed between Cath Welsh as Deloris Van Cartier and her nuns.
Parkes Musical and Dramatic Society casts always finish each show in spectacular style and Sister Act is no different.
Margie Woodburn and Sally Perry with Peter and Meg Scholefield, all came over from Forbes to watch Sister Act last Friday night.
Ian and Bev Rowe of Parkes were spotted at the Little Theatre.
Kelly Tildsley, Duncan Fox and Sarah Savage of Forbes went to see Sister Act last week.
Nicole and Luke Williams of Parkes came out to see Sister Act.
Csaba Belley and Julie Herring of Parkes were keen to see Sister Act.
Anita Medcalf, Betty Kingham and Lyndy Bokeyar enjoying a night out at the theatre last Friday night.
Mary, Stan and Richard Drooger were excited to see their shining star Angie Drooger on stage.
Catherine and Ian Brown with Irene Ridgeway of Parkes in their seats ready for the show to start.
Forbes Mayor Phyllis Miller and Ron Thurlow were spotted seeing Sister Act last Friday night.
Ethan Green is Deloris' boyfriend Curtis (right) with his entourage TJ played by Joseph Tanswell, Pablo played by Mack Baynham, Joey played by Joshua King, and Ernie played by Drew Barter.
Opening scenes of the Parkes Musical and Dramatic Society's production Sister Act.
Bill Jayet as Monsignor O'Hara with the nuns.
Closing scenes of Sister Act.
There's still time to see this divine, energetic and full-of-soul musical comedy if you haven't already secured a seat, but you better be quick, tickets are selling fast.
There are two weekends left of this performance.
Get your tickets here: https://www.parkesmandd.com.au/box-office, or if you don't have access to the internet, you can message or call 0429 623 829 outside of business hours.