Barbra and Frank
BARBRA AND FRANK
Direct from Las Vegas, Sebastian Anzaldo and Sharon Owens present The Concert That Never Was on Australian stages in February and March. Together they are unforgettable in their respective roles as the greatest entertainers of our time – Barbra Streisand and Frank Sinatra. The two performers will start their Sydney tour on Thursday 28 February at The Vanguard, then Friday 29 February at the Canterbury Hurlstone Park RSL Club, Saturday 1 March at the Souths Juniors Club and Sunday 2 March at the North Sydney Leagues Club. Details: www.barbraandfrank.com.
DISCO DIVA
Guess who’s coming to town? Maxine Nightingale was the voice behind the disco hits Don’t Push Me Baby and Love On Borrowed Time. Nightingale is coming to Australia to perform at Canterbury-Hurlstone Park RSL Club on Saturday 15 February, then on to Souths Juniors on 16 February, and then to Slide on Wednesday 27 February. Details: www.maxinenightingale.biz.
GAY PLAY
Blowing Whistles is a hit comedy about being gay, being in love, little white lies and internet dating. The show will play at the Belvoir Street Downstairs Theatre this February. It’s directed by Pete Nettell, it stars Lindsay Farris, Lindsay Moss and Neil Phipps. Details: www.focustheatre.com.au.
DOCTOR WHO
Find out the answers to all these questions and many more including such things as did Sarah Jane apparently lose the boy? Or just what is Captain Jack now doing? Also what really happened behind the scenes in the Tardis when the fifth and tenth doctors crashed into each other? To find the answers you’ve been looking for, go to the Drummoyne RSL on Sunday 20 January between 11am and 6pm. Entry is $10.
GOSSIP TIME
Kate DeAraugo is now a celebrity ambassador for Jenny Craig. The Young Divas member and Australian Idol winner will be a model of inspiration for many men and women across the country. Watch out for the Get Real advertisements which will be aired nationally from March.
