SETS

Commonly known as SETS, the Sea Eagles Theatrical Society was formed in the late sixties/early seventies and is a sub-club of the Manly Warringah Rugby League Club.

The group meets most Monday nights at 7.30pm at the Leagues Club and has staged productions over the years including The Importance of Being Ernest by Oscar Wilde, Blithe Spirit by Noel Coward, On Monday Next and Oh! Clarence by Phillip King and several plays by local playwrights.

SETS productions are staged in the Manly Warringah Rugby League Club's auditorium once or twice a year. SETS is the only theatrical society within a leagues club in NSW.

Director, actress, producer and president Robyne Farnill has been involved with the society since 1982 and presides over a committee of five.

Over the years many actors and actresses have participated in SETS productions, including Jerry Duggan, whom fans of Skippy will remember as Mr Trundle.

SETS wishes to make contact with stage crew, actors and actresses, directors, local playwrights and set designers. Robyne Farnill says anyone who is interested in SETS is welcome to get involved with the society.

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