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The Q

Queanbeyan Players Inc. present

Oklahoma!

13 Oct 23

The Q

12+

Rodgers and Hammerstein’s beloved Broadway classic!

Overview

Dates

13-29 October 2023

Sessions

2pm & 7.30pm

7.30pm, Fri 13 Oct 23

2pm, Sat 14 Oct 23

7.30pm, Sat 14 Oct 23

2pm, Sun 15 Oct 23

7.30pm, Thurs 19 Oct 23

7.30pm, Fri 20 Oct 23 

2pm, Sat 21 Oct 23

7.30pm, Sat 21 Oct 23

2pm, Sun 22 Oct 23

7.30pm, Thurs 26 Oct 23

7.30pm, Fri 27 Oct 23 

2pm, Sat 28 Oct 23

7.30pm, Sat 28 Oct 23

2pm, Sun 29 Oct 23

Venue

The Q

Running time

180 mins, incl. 20 min interval

Audience advice

Adult themes, haze effects, and gun shot sound effects.

Tickets

$35 – $59

Concession tickets must show ID

Non-members
Adult$59
Concession$49
U25$49
U12$35
Group 6+$49ea
Members
All$45

Description

Classification

‘Oh What a Beautiful Mornin’’ opens Rodgers and Hammerstein’s first musical collaboration, the beloved Broadway classic: Oklahoma!  

Set at the turn of the 20th century and based on the play “Green Grow the Lilacs” by Lynn Riggs, Oklahoma’s story is backdropped by the passionate rivalry between the farmers and the cowmen.

Central to the story is the complicated romance between Laurey (Demi Smith), who lives on her Aunt Eller’s (Emma White) ranch and the over confident but good natured Curly (Nathanael Patterson), a cowboy. To add to the complication, Laurey agrees to accompany Jud (Paul Sweeney), the farm hand, to the Box Social.

Laurey’s good friend, Ado Annie (Emily Pogson) also finds it difficult to make decisions in the matter of love. She is on the verge of making a commitment to Will Parker, (Ash Syme) however, while he is away she becomes interested in a travelling salesman, Ali Hakim (Andrew Finegan). Ali, however, is not so interested in marrying but is concerned about how her father, Andrew Carnes (Chris Bennie) will respond…

The Queanbeyan Player’s production of Oklahoma! includes songs such as “Kansas City”, “I Cain’t Say No” and “The Farmer and The Cowman”. Laurey and Curly have their challenges, but there is hope for them in the closing number of the new state ‘Oklahoma’.