General News
19 December, 2019
Full house for community carols
FROM ‘Silent Night’ to ‘Jingle Bells the Aussie Way’ and a visit from the man in red himself - the Camperdown Carols rang in the festive season on Wednesday night.
FROM ‘Silent Night’ to ‘Jingle Bells the Aussie Way’ and a visit from the man in red himself - the Camperdown Carols rang in the festive season on Wednesday night.
Carols organiser Toby McKenzie said the community carols were a “resounding success”, with more than 350 people coming together at the Theatre Royal for the annual Christmas tradition.
“The atmosphere was fantastic and we appreciate the work of our wonderful performers and crew in making Carols a great celebration for our community,” he said.
“Feedback is very important to us and we encourage everyone to let us know what they thought and give ideas on things we can work on for future events”.
Lakes and Craters Band secretary Bernie Dunn thanked everyone who went along to support the event.
“The flow of the evening was great and we all had a great time,” he said.
Feedback for the Camperdown Carols can be lodged online at camperdowntheatrecompany.com.au or via email to publicityctc@gmail.com.
The evening program was a joint effort of the Camperdown Theatre Company and Lakes and Craters Band.
