2012
Wednesday, May 9th, 2012
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| Rob La Bua writes travel on the etravel blackboard. please see what he had to say | |
etravel blackboard May 7 |
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| Rob La Bua writes travel on the etravel blackboard. please see what he had to say | |
Your chance to enjoy the frivolity of the Melbourne International Comedy Festival.
Celebrating 25 years of funny business in 2011 the Festival is a Melbourne institution.
Thanks to the generosity of Australia’s largest touring comedy agency A-List Entertainment all you have to do is tell us why you would like to go (and give a small review after the show).
The show you will be attending is Greg Proops(April 19th to 24th Tue-Sat 7pm,Sun 6pm Athenaeum Theatre) Subject to availability on the date.
“The always dapper Greg Proops with retro hair, glasses, interesting voice and mannerisms is best known for his unpredictable appearances on US and UK versions of Whose Line is it Anyway? Proops has a fun, self-deprecating, flamboyant, quick comedy style with depth, range and most importantly, great jokes.” A-List
be quick as the closing date for the competition is two days time Thursday at Midday
Enter via email twitter facebook or phone
winner notified on Thursday at 3:00PM and their winning entry will be published in the comment section below
you prize will include passes to the the show and transfers to and from the show (up to $100.00 each way)
The winners of our competition will win tickets (notified March 10 by email) to see DBR and DJ Scientific with Emeline Michel Presented by Melbourne Recital Centre
Artist(s)
Daniel Bernard Roumain (DBR)—six string violin
Emeline Michel—vocal
Elan Vytal aka DJ Scientific—turntables
The virtuoso violinist DBR , DJ Scientific and the queen of Haitian song, Emeline Michel, are a potent combination to be reckoned with.Having carved a reputation as an innovative composer and performer, Haitian-American artist Daniel Bernard Roumain (DBR) melds his classical roots and his own cultural history with vibrancy and imagination.
DJ , composer Elan Vytal, aka DJ Scientific, combines precisely engineered hip-hop beats and scratched rhythms with classical and world music sounds, both live and sampled, creating a uniquely contemporary, urban sonic experience. Named the ‘Joni Mitchell of Haiti’, Emeline Michel merges native Haitian compass beat and rara with jazz, pop, bossa nova and samba.
but hey it doesn’t hurt to hurt to ask….Thank you
Again it is flat out in for derby day, sadly Lexus have forgotten poor old ecolimo but I guess I need all brain cells firing as it looks like being a cold old day so there will be bedlam on the road. Any tip would be appreciated as I have no idea what or who to back.