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THE PROJECT:
Sing It To My Face, by Wellington based theatre company Barbarian Productions, is an inter-generational music theatre project featuring local Wairarapa singers. Four different generational choirs will let each other know how they really feel about society in a stylised, theatrical performance of a fully scored choral arrangement. The libretto, crafted by Jo Randerson is based on a cross generational survey held in the Wairarapa and set to music by Julian Raphael (Community Music Junction).

We are looking for singers from 6 – 99 years of age, from all corners of the Wairarapa. Confident singers and first-timers welcome!
For the show performers will form four different choirs according to their age
• Children’s choir 6 – 12 yrs
• Under 30’s choir
• 30 – 60 yrs choir
• 60 + choir

The performances are part of the Kokomai Creative Festival and performance days will be Saturday 17th and Sunday 18th October, 2015.

If you are interested in performing then contact us at singittomyface@gmail.com to register.

CONTACT
Email: singittomyface@gmail.com

Michelle Mckee: 027 365 3988 Assistant Producer

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