The next Algarvean's production entitled "Life's like that" will be held at the Lagoa Auditorium on Wednesday 27th, Thursday 28th and Friday 29th October 2010 consisting of 4 one-act comedy plays. 
."The Skip" directed by Jenny Grainer, is based around 5 women who demonstrate the different levels of people's perspective to others discarded items. 
"Bus Stop" directed by Sian Hughes-Roberts, shows the regular down-to-earth users of pub-lic transport at different levels, including the unwilling and the unexpected. 
"Laughing Gas" directed by Lloyd Delderfield, shows the effect Laughing Gas can have on the solemnity of a will reading. 
"Nelson's Driving Test" also directed by Lloyd Delderfield, depicts a young Nelson having to take his Naval Captaincy Proficiency Test live in front of a major news channel's cameras. 

"This is unbelievable!" were the words uttered by Chris Winstanley, the director of the Algarvean's Spring 2011 production "Honk the Musical" when he worked out that almost 50 people auditioned for a part in the show. 
"Feedback has been fantastic" said Nikki Weijdom when describing the reaction of the people who came to the auditions. 
The other great news for the Algarvean's is that the cast has a number of new members taking lead roles as well as parts in the Chorus. The cast of over 30 people is one of the largest ever for an Algarvean show.  Hard work begins in the first week in September with rehearsals commencing and will continue until curtain up in mid March 2011.