A return to Festivities
11 Jan 2010 Leave a Comment
in behind the scenes, performing
In 2008 Kathryn Bendall shared the stage with comedy award winners Amelia Jane Hunter and Hannah Gadsby in their gong laden show at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival “Meat the Musical”.
Setting the pace as the first and most bitter, bungling and bewitching Meat Inspector who gets”boned” in the fridge, Kathryn set the bar high for all the following “Guest” meat inspectors including Adam Hills, Lawrence Mooney, Bev Killick, Geraldine Quinn all of whom have their own shows at this years Adelaide Fringe Festival.
(Pictured left )Kathryn Bendall as the Meat Inspector who meets her match with the demented twin sisters in “Meat the Musical” Melbourne Comedy Festival award winner 2008
Kath on a Hot Tin Roof hits Wee Jasper-Regional tour SELL OUT!
11 Jan 2010 1 Comment
in life
With temperatures s soaring above the 40 mark, a group of comics braved the heat, the blow flies and some very cranky sheep to climb up on the back of a truck and share their views of the world.
In the heart of the high country on the road to Yass , the pretty township of Wee Jasper hosted the first of the “Capital Punishment” comedy shows as part of the fund raising efforts for their Melbourne Comedy Show in April 2010.
At absolutely no expense, the fantastically desperate Kath on a hot tin roof showed up on the bill and managed to garner enormous reaction from all types of livestock, most of it local to Wee Jasper.
Kathryn Bendall, under-dressed for the occasion, was threatened with clipping and crutching by some of the local gun shearers but they soon dissolved before the onslaught of laughter as Kath talked about some of her very hot tin roofs while standing on a hot tin roof.
Would you vote for this woman?
03 Jan 2010 2 Comments
Just more evidence that Catholics have been in Politics long before Tony Abbott made his lunge.
It’s 2010 … back to the future
03 Jan 2010 Leave a Comment
in life
In 2000, AMP ran a series of print media campaigns highlighting the advantages of its Superannuation for this “Tennis Couple” who would be retiring in 2010.
The campaign was titled “Bendalls, Going for Gold”
Shame we cant play tennis. Great that neither of us are ready to retire.
Ron is legally blind without his glasses so I wish now I had challenged him to a quick game of tennis for his super.
Mind you I am going for Gold in London. I’m in training as I write. Last night, alone in my bathroom I achieved a personal best. I was able to do what the entire Bulgarian Weight lifting team failed to do in Beijing. I passed a 100 ml of hormone free urine.
