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Home » Don’t Miss Out On The M&D Diamond Jubilee Celebration!

Don’t Miss Out On The M&D Diamond Jubilee Celebration!

12 July, 2023 By Canowindra Phoenix Editor

The cast on stage at the Cowra Lyric Theatre during the final performance of the Cowra M&D’s 1967 production of ‘’Okla-homa’. Songs from the show will be performed in the Diamond Jubilee Celebration concert.

For 60 years, the Cowra Musical and Dramatic Society (M&D) has been crafting extraordinary performances. Now, their Diamond Jubilee Celebration concert is ready to take the stage at the Cowra Civic Centre for a three-show run.

Join us as we pay homage to the local talents who have dedicated themselves to bringing top-quality, family-friendly entertainment to Cowra and its neighbouring regions. ‘Celebration’ is a delightful journey through the past six decades, featuring an array of songs and memories from beloved shows of the past and exciting new ones yet to grace the Cowra stage.

With performers ranging from age 8 to 80, you’ll witness unforgettable reprisals of cherished roles and heartfelt tributes to the performers of yesteryear. Prepare to be captivated by Lisa Core-Flanagan, Carl Erle, Jenny Friend, Norm Palazzi, Robyn Ryan, Penny Simpson, Melissa Stewart, as well as rising stars Elliott Bennett, Annabelle and Kailli Buckley, and Imogen and Seamus McCormick.

As an added treat, the Cowra Vocal Ensemble, celebrating their own 30th Anniversary, will serenade you with a collection of popular songs and show tunes from their extensive repertoire.

Mark your calendars for July 21st and 22nd at 7pm, or July 23rd at 2pm when ‘Celebration’ takes the stage at the Cowra Civic Centre. Tickets are available now at the Cowra Civic Centre box office or conveniently online through the Cowra Civic Centre website.

Prepare to be entertained, uplifted, and filled with laughter as ‘Celebration’ becomes a remarkable tribute to the Cowra Musical and Dramatic Society’s incredible six decades of contribution to Cowra entertainment. Secure your seats now – it’s time to celebrate!

The Cowra Vocal Ensemble will be performing in the Diamond Jubilee Celebration concert. The production will also celebrate the choir’s 30th anniversary.

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