Christmas on Broadway

CHRISTMAS ON BROADWAY Starring IAN TOYNE, VINCENT HOOPER and BREE MCGURK Director IAN TOYNE Musical Director GLENN HOGUE Choreography DOROTHY GAUNT Christmas on Broadway is a fun-filled night out for the whole family, featuring festive favourites and Broadway showstoppers performed by a talented cast of professional and emerging performers. The show includes songs such as Our Finest Dreams, All I Want for Christmas, The Prayer, Turkey Lurkey, Santa Baby and much more. We encourage you to join in the fun and come along wearing your best Christmas outfit (even if it’s just a hat)! Dates: Saturday 13 December (7:30pm), Sunday 14 December (2:00pm) Venue: Carine SHS Performing Arts Centre, Osmaston Road (Perth WA) Cost: $20 or $60 for a family (2 adults, 2 children) on Sunday 14 December Contact details: To book phone Dorothy on 0419 246 122

this play being performed? Osmaton Road is in what state? Round head foam puppet pattern at Puppets in Melbourne

Love the way we just jumped from Christmas through Broadway to Hell... Sure, go ahead and chastise for not remembering to put the state, as we West Australians still assume that we run the place and everyone ought to know where Carine is...! But honestly, it took NO time at all to copy and paste the entire line starting 'Venue:...' into Google, and I straightaway got all the details you'd require to answer your question. Cheers, Craig ~<8>-/====\---------

True, but most people aren't going to bother doing that are they? Besides, it's bad marketing to not be specific as to location. How can you expect people to turn up if they don't know where the venue is? And yes, you WA people keep thinking western-centric ;) Round head foam puppet pattern at Puppets in Melbourne

>>True, but most people aren't going to bother doing that are they? I dunno; it was quicker than you asking the question and waiting for the answer! If you assume people need to understand the internet to have gotten the teaser info in the first place, it's not a huge leap to assume they understand enough to use the same internet to fill in any gaps. >>How can you expect people to turn up if they don't know where the venue is? I guess they only expect people to turn up if they DO know the venue. Which I would offer is not an unreasonable demand of people within 50km...who I'm guessing are probably the target audience. And I guess they're happy to confuse those people who are more than a couple of day's drive away...I'd hazard a guess that they DON'T expect them to turn up, and so it's probably not really going to damage their marketing to those people...! Cheers, Craig, Perth, Western Australia ~<8>-/====\---------

I wasn't actually asking for an answer. It was rhetorical (for me), designed to make the person who posted come back and update the info. Round head foam puppet pattern at Puppets in Melbourne

As you can see, the listing has now been updated. Apologies for the error and any confusion!

I felt bad when my flight to Australia last 10th was moved to the 28th. I was booked for a medical conference there and had thought that I can watch the performance of the stage actors and actresses. But I was very unfortunate. I bet those people who watched it, loved it!