Starring Jo Gill (violin/vocals), Irene Guzowski (vocals) and Wendy Little (keyboards/guitar/vocals). Clad in snugger than on- the-cow vinyl outfits, the girls performed a mix of original songs, parody and banter.

"The Sheryls are cooking!" Sunday Age 2003

For more info on The Sheryls, go to www.thesheryls.com

He talked it up in 2002. So what does happen when a (formerly) fat man finally attempts to run the Melbourne Marathon?

David trained hard despite injury set backs and a serious Strawberry Freddo Frog addiction. How did it all end? Were they really St John's Ambulance men, or just actors with really bad haircuts?

 

Like Big Kev, The Sheryls were excited to be Or-Stray-Leean!

Reinventing themselves into spunky Glam Rock Divas, the girls performed original songs, as well as live and pre-recorded sketch comedy.

"The Doug Anthony Allstars with a sex change!" The Age 2002

"Like (BBC's) Smack The Pony ... Jo Gill's version of 'Tia Maria' to the tune of 'Ave Maria' is an absolute pisser!" In Press 2002

David's first hand account as he embarked on his journey from fat man ('Hey, I had an eating order') to marathon runner.

Featuring video footage, nudity and lots of intelligent graphs. (Eg: Where Y=David's weight and X=Number of roots. Classy.)

 

An irreverent journey back to school featuring stand up, music, sketch and impro comedy.

Starring special guest maestro Mike (Up There Cazaly) Brady.

(A successful attempt by David Lawrence to get Jo Gill into school uniform.)

The great Aussie game was turned on its head, in this light hearted look at Aussie Rules.

Showcasing stand up, sketch, impro comedy and celebrity interviews with past and present footy legends.

 

(Really just a pathetic attempt by Jo to meet handsome footballers. It didn't work.)