Left Peter Burrows was the total package as Barrymore. His facial expressions, his over the top mannerisms added to the realism.

Toni Griffin was perfect as Toni Griffin the Jazz singer.

The Shams, Becky Fletcher, Irene Pender & Anna Smith & the sang Irish folk songs.

Gisborne Centre Stage did a skit "If I were not upon the stage" featuring Sheila Gerrard, Diane Hall, Dave Jukes, Chris Andrews & that crazy Barrymore.

John Kibble sang the Galloping Major.

The last two in the Centre Stage skit were Trish Potroz (left) & Eileen Tasker.

Stuart Dwight, Carl Middleton & Jackie Dwight.

The Junior Rockers put on a superb display of Rock n Roll. Israel Thompson & Anne-Marie Kaa were on stage dangerously close to Barrymore.

Some of the appreciative audience who showed their pleasure. Moira Reike (left) a visitor from Auckland with Diane & Barrie Ellis.

Andrea Jenkins handled Barrymore's questions with ease.

The West End Tappers tapped their way through the last number of the evening. Nona Gaskin (closest to camera) had the audience in stitches when she managed to upstage Barrymore in a "lusty" interview.

Scott Hibbert-Thacker took the difficult task of opening the show like a real trouper when he played and sang.

The Gisborne Country Music Club found a new member who Joined them in their "Line Dance" & from the photo we see that he was quite a distraction, almost the centre of attraction.

Jaclyn Reynolds & Darryn Jenkins rockin' n a rollin' to the beat.

Maree Jeffs Vice President of Gisborne Centre Stage & James Packman explained the fun of being invoved in live entertainment.