Flying start for Wonthaggi theatre
IT’S back again for 2017, Bend It Like Broadway, Wonthaggi Theatrical Group’s annual foray into the world of revue.
The concert is in February with a gender swapping theme and light entertainment.
Performances that are just that bit different but always top notch and something special.
Now in its fifth year, ‘Bend it Like Broadway’ showcases local talent in a production that bends genres, genders and age groups, taking the familiar into unfamiliar places.
It is a cabaret-style concert with a twist.
Your favourite Broadway tunes delivered in a fresh and surprising way.
Don’t miss out.
There are only three performances this year throughout February.
Tickets are available online at a low, low price of only $25.
The concert will be held at the Wonthaggi Union Community Arts Centre on 96 Graham St in Wonthaggi.
Miss Saigon will be on show in May, with lead cast Jay Nelson, Corey Green and Alliza Miel.
Chicago will be presented in August with lead cast Bron Kalos, Nina Barrie-MacCauley and Will Hanily.
Wonthaggi Theatrical Group hosted a costume sale on Sunday due to a big reorganisation and clean out.
All costumes were from past shows and donations from group members.
It was the first costumes sale the organisation has ever done, therefore there was over 47 years worth of costumes.
Maureen Alford took advantage of the opportunity as purchased a boot load of costumes for her upcoming short music film called Women of Gold.
Collection of costumes: Karen Milkins-Hendry and Maureen Alford at the Wonthaggi Theatrical Group costume sale on Sunday.
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Posted by Tayla Kershaw on Jan 17 2017. Filed under Community. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry
