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“It’s different every time we see it and it’s always fun,” Ms Marshall said.<\/p>\n
“We’re always very proud at the end to see the guys and\u2026their absolute joy at the end of it, to take that bow and beam out across the audience.”<\/p>\n
The Drama Llamas put on a performance at the disability support service each quarter, helping to raise funds to keep the organisation sustainable.<\/p>\n
This show will \u2014 for the first time \u2014 involve the use of lapel microphones, purchased with the help of a grant from the Surf Coast Shire.<\/p>\n
The microphones will help those on stage who struggle to project their voice, allowing audience members to hear them more clearly.<\/p>\n
Alice and her friends will take to the stage on Thursday, October 2 for two performances.<\/p>\n
Tickets are available at the door, with the first performance taking place at 10am, including coffee and caf\u00e9 treats, for $20, and $10 for the second performance at 4pm.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
THE participants at Torquay’s All Aboard DisaABILITY Support Service are gearing up for a performance of Alice in Wonderland. All Aboard’s inclusive performing arts group, the Drama Llamas, is behind the performance, which is based on the classic novel turned movie. Adding its own spin to the beloved tale, the group has taken small pieces […]<\/p>\n