Christmas Crackers from ARTSONG NSW

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ARTSONG NSW presents its Christmas Cracker Concerts with a starry line up of classical singers led by Amelia Farrugia and a special guest appearance by Teddy Tahu Rhodes at the Sunday performance.

Also performing are Celeste Lazarenko, David Corcoran, Byron Watson (December 14th only), John Martin, Stuart Maunder, Andrew Greene and the Wenona Girls School Ensemble. There is lots of great Christmas music ranging from Gounod to Mel Tormé, audience participation and even Santa!

ARTSONG NSW advises that the performance on Sunday 15th with Teddy Tahu Rhodes is virtually sold out, so be quick.

There are good seats available for the performance on Saturday 14th.

Tickets: $50/$40 Concession/ Family of 4 $120

Bookings www.artsongnsw.org or 9191 0346.

 

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