AussieTheatre.com are thrilled to have 10 DOUBLE PASSES to give away for the Theatre Royal Season of new Australian Musical Every Single Saturday, starring Maria de Marco, Christopher Horsey, Scott Irwin and Katrina Retallick.
Enter the competition below to win a double pass for Wednesday 29 February at 8pm at the Theatre Royal, King Street, Sydney.
Every single Saturday morning, parents everywhere make the weekly trip to the sports field to watch their kids play sport. Every Single Saturday is an hilarious and moving musical about four parents whose only common ground is the football field where their kids play on Saturdays.
Featuring more than sixteen original songs, dynamic dancing, plenty of laughs and a few tears, this heart-warming and romantic new Australian musical comedy celebrates the pain and the passion – the oranges and the lemons – of being a parent on the sidelines. It explores the ambitions and dreams every parent holds for their child and what happens when those dreams go unfulfilled.
Every Single Saturday will play the Theatre Royal from February 29 for a limited season.
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Most enjoyable and entertaining. A must for parents who watch their kids play football every single Saturday.The musical background adds punch and blends in with the passion and love for the sport.
Certainly a show not to miss.The acting and singing was superb not to mention the laughs as well as the touch of melodrama in between the songs beautifully backed up by the music which was spot on.Looking forward to seeing it at Theatre Royal.