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31/07/2014

Berwick Miners secretary Mick Ognenovski with the Death of a Salesman cast. Picture: MARK SYMONDS

CASEY community groups joined forces for a recent stage success.
BATS Theatre Company turned to the Berwick Miners Gridiron Club for help with its props.
The club lent it some match gear to bring play Death of a Salesman to life on the Cranbourne Community Theatre stage this month.
Death of a Salesman told the story of Willy Loman, a travelling salesman, his wife Linda and two sons, Biff and Happy.
The plot examined father-son relationships, parental expectations and the imagined life versus the disappointments of reality.
Sharon Maine directed the production, presented by BATS Theatre Company in co-operation with Page to Stage.
Visit www.batstheatre.org.au for more information about the group.

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