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Senior Moments
 

After two smash-hit Sydney seasons, the hilarious comedy revue Senior Moments is back from February 2018, with the legendary Gold Logie winner and veteran actor John Wood (Blue Heelers, Rafferty’s Rules) and master satirist Max Gillies (The Gillies Report, Once Were Leaders), now joining Play School icon Benita Collings and Midday Show Maestro Geoff Harvey in the senior theatrical sensation. With a cast of brilliant theatrical performers, young and veteran, Senior Moments is a deliciously funny and fresh collection of comic senior moments, scenes and songs, all guaranteed to stop you from thinking constantly about your lumbago for at least 90 minutes.

After two smash-hit Sydney seasons, the hilarious comedy revue Senior Moments is back from February 2018, with the legendary Gold Logie winner and veteran actor John Wood (Blue Heelers, Rafferty’s Rules) and master satirist Max Gillies (The Gillies Report, Once Were Leaders), now joining Play School icon Benita Collings and Midday Show Maestro Geoff Harvey in the senior theatrical sensation. With a cast of brilliant theatrical performers, young and veteran, Senior Moments is a deliciously funny and fresh collection of comic senior moments, scenes and songs, all guaranteed to stop you from thinking constantly about your lumbago for at least 90 minutes.

 

Event details

Venue: Riverside Theatres, Parramatta
Bookings: www.seniormomentsshow.com.au
Start Date: Friday 16 March 2018

 

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