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An All-Star Tribute To Elton John - The 2009 Sydney World AIDS Day Concert

An All-Star Tribute To Elton John - The 2009 Sydney World AIDS Day Concert

 

Join the cream of Sydney musical theatre and cabaret as they celebrate the music of legendary singer/songwriter Elton John.

Following the success of last year’s inaugural event, this year’s concert is set to be even bigger and better! All proceeds help fund vital services for people with HIV.

 

The all-star line-up

  • Ricki-Lee
  • Paul Capsis
  • Rhys Bobridge
  • iOTA
  • Shauna Jensen
  • Rob Mills
  • Virginia Gay
  • Courtney Act
  • David Harris
  • Michael Cormick
  • Genevieve Lemon
  • Hayden Tee
  • The Super Supremes
  • Monique Montez
  • Chi Chi and Cha Cha Lombardo
  • Tim Draxl
  • Nathan Brake
  • Sophia Ragavelas
  • Flip Simmons
  • Ben Giraud
  • Hosted by Peter Eyers

All stars will be performing with the 30-piece Sydney International Orchestra.

Created and directed by: Trevor Ashley
Musical Director: Craig Renshaw
Musical Supervisor: Ken Laing A.M.
Orchestral Supervisor: Media Music Pty Ltd

 

What, when, where?

What: An All-Star Tribute To Elton John - The 2009 Sydney World AIDS Day Concert

When: Sunday 6 December at 7:30pm

Where: York Theatre, Seymour Centre, cnr City Rd and Cleveland St, Chippendale, Sydney

Cost: $70 A Reserve, $60 B Reserve (concessions available)

Bookings: www.seymourcentre.com.au or (02) 9351 7940

 

More info

Contact: ACON's Events and Fundraising Team

Tel: (02) 9206 2024
Free Call: 1800 063 060
Hearing Impaired: (02) 9283 2088

Email: events2009@acon.org.au

 

Red Ribbon Day 2009

Glyde Health

SSO Media SX Same Same

Comments

neglect & discrimination

It saddens me, an HIV+ man, that the cost of the tickets of this event are so high that I can't attend. I'm what they call the working poor. I have a small income and not on benefits, so I get no concessions. It seems typical that an event like this is for the pretentious " look at me I'm giving to charity" types, when the people who actually need some help are left out. Where is the charity in that?