The PMH (Princess Margaret Hospital) Players are a group of amateurs who get together each year to perform a musical comedy show that has been written by one of the groups members. The group start rehearsing mid January (although we did get together twice in December 2017 for this show). Our aim is to make people laugh, sometimes at themselves, see some great acting, singing and dancing and generally have a good time with a glass of wine or two, a cheese and biscuit or whatever your personal choice of nibbles is and have fun with friends. We would love to see you at one of our performances, ticket details, cost and how to book are all shown on the poster.

The PMH (Princess Margaret Hospital) Players are a group of amateurs who get together each year to perform a musical comedy show that has been written by one of the groups members. The group start rehearsing mid January (although we did get together twice in December 2017 for this show). Our aim is to make people laugh, sometimes at themselves, see some great acting, singing and dancing and generally have a good time with a glass of wine or two, a cheese and biscuit or whatever your personal choice of nibbles is and have fun with friends. We would love to see you at one of our performances, ticket details, cost and how to book are all shown on the poster.

Naomi Ferguson has been performing professionally in New Zealand for twenty years. Recent highlights include performing at the Christchurch Jazz and Big Band festivals in 2017, the dual roles of Diva and Shirley for Showbiz Christchurch's production of PRISCILLA QUEEN OF THE DESERT, and the role of Blanche du Bois for Canterbury Repertory’s season of A STREETCAR NAMED DESIRE. Other theatre credits for Canterbury Repertory include THE DIARY OF ANNE FRANK, BRASSED OFF!, COSI, THE REAL INSPECTOR HOUND and A MIDSUMMER NIGHT DREAM. For the Court Theatre, Naomi has performed in OLIVER!, THE LITTLE MERMAID, THE SOUND OF MUSIC, and GIFT OF TONGUES; and for Showbiz Christchurch CATS, WESTEND TO BROADWAY II & III. Naomi has also performed her one-woman show SONGS MY MOTHER TAUGHT ME at venues all around New Zealand. An accomplished musician, Naomi has performed at national and local festivals and also at international venues in Korea, Hong Kong and The Netherlands. She has released three albums, and can be found at www.naomijoy.co.nz and www.facebook.com/naomifergusonz

Come Dance and have some fun with the Mainland Big Band. playing Swing, Waltz, Rock n' Roll, Tango, Jazz Rock, Cha, Cha, Cha. A big band with a big sound to help you dance the night away. Dance, Song and Entertainment.

The PMH (Princess Margaret Hospital) Players are a group of amateurs who get together each year to perform a musical comedy show that has been written by one of the groups members. The group start rehearsing mid January (although we did get together twice in December 2017 for this show). Our aim is to make people laugh, sometimes at themselves, see some great acting, singing and dancing and generally have a good time with a glass of wine or two, a cheese and biscuit or whatever your personal choice of nibbles is and have fun with friends. We would love to see you at one of our performances, ticket details, cost and how to book are all shown on the poster.

The PMH (Princess Margaret Hospital) Players are a group of amateurs who get together each year to perform a musical comedy show that has been written by one of the groups members. The group start rehearsing mid January (although we did get together twice in December 2017 for this show). Our aim is to make people laugh, sometimes at themselves, see some great acting, singing and dancing and generally have a good time with a glass of wine or two, a cheese and biscuit or whatever your personal choice of nibbles is and have fun with friends. We would love to see you at one of our performances, ticket details, cost and how to book are all shown on the poster.

The PMH (Princess Margaret Hospital) Players are a group of amateurs who get together each year to perform a musical comedy show that has been written by one of the groups members. The group start rehearsing mid January (although we did get together twice in December 2017 for this show). Our aim is to make people laugh, sometimes at themselves, see some great acting, singing and dancing and generally have a good time with a glass of wine or two, a cheese and biscuit or whatever your personal choice of nibbles is and have fun with friends. We would love to see you at one of our performances, ticket details, cost and how to book are all shown on the poster.

The PMH (Princess Margaret Hospital) Players are a group of amateurs who get together each year to perform a musical comedy show that has been written by one of the groups members. The group start rehearsing mid January (although we did get together twice in December 2017 for this show). Our aim is to make people laugh, sometimes at themselves, see some great acting, singing and dancing and generally have a good time with a glass of wine or two, a cheese and biscuit or whatever your personal choice of nibbles is and have fun with friends. We would love to see you at one of our performances, ticket details, cost and how to book are all shown on the poster.

The PMH (Princess Margaret Hospital) Players are a group of amateurs who get together each year to perform a musical comedy show that has been written by one of the groups members. The group start rehearsing mid January (although we did get together twice in December 2017 for this show). Our aim is to make people laugh, sometimes at themselves, see some great acting, singing and dancing and generally have a good time with a glass of wine or two, a cheese and biscuit or whatever your personal choice of nibbles is and have fun with friends. We would love to see you at one of our performances, ticket details, cost and how to book are all shown on the poster.

The PMH (Princess Margaret Hospital) Players are a group of amateurs who get together each year to perform a musical comedy show that has been written by one of the groups members. The group start rehearsing mid January (although we did get together twice in December 2017 for this show). Our aim is to make people laugh, sometimes at themselves, see some great acting, singing and dancing and generally have a good time with a glass of wine or two, a cheese and biscuit or whatever your personal choice of nibbles is and have fun with friends. We would love to see you at one of our performances, ticket details, cost and how to book are all shown on the poster.