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Swaggie Tales SWAGGIE TALES
– a vibrant, humorous look at the birth of Australia Bluey and Matilda lead the children through this zany history lesson that begins in Old England with a convict court case and covers the voyage to Australia, early settlement, the gold rush and the age of the swagman. The show features a didgerido demonstration, authentic Aussie bush instruments, brilliant costumes and is spiced with comedy, drama and song. Music and audience participation play a big part in the show and both live music and Billy’s fully sequenced baking tracks are incorporated in to the performance. In the bush band segment, a large band of eager musicians are assembled from the audience to play Lager-phone, Wobble board, clap sticks, spoons, wash board, cowbells and more! There is also a didgerido competition which sees the winner walk away with a fabulous championship certificate and medal. Billy James and Elizabeth Pecotich are both multi-talented performers and together they bring our history to life in an exciting, funny and memorable way. COMMENTS All teachers at all levels had nothing but praise for the
show. Excellent mix of involvement,
information and humour. A highly polished performance.
We loved them! Lynn Haines. Nagambie
Public School. Nagambie Vic. Children were captivated through the entire show. Props
were fantastic and very creative. Great
sense of humour. Informative. Educational.
Shannon Janssen. St Mary’s. Scone NSW Fanbubblyastic! Awsomisitic! Majorly brilliant! Totally
stupendous! Educational, highly entertaining and presented by two performers who
were funny and really appeared to be enjoying themselves.
Geoff Webster. Foster Consolidated Primary School. Vic. *Suitable - Preps, K to 6 *Cost - $4.40 per student ($4.00 + $0.40 GST) *Minimum audience size - 120 students *Times - The show runs 45-50 minutes. *Requirements - An indoor performing area approximately 5 metres wide by 4 metres deep.
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