New entertainment experience at Forresters Beach

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The Quarters refurbished Olive Grove event space at Forresters Beach is about to launch a new entertainment experience.

Bull’s Hit Artists features accurate and hilarious impersonations of modern legends of music, movies and more.

The ingenious live music mockumentary combines art, comedy, satire and new technology to create an original and innovative production.

Bull’s Hit Artists stars two exceptional entertainers, Chris Aisteoir and Sandra McRae.

Aisteoir is the writer, renowned for mimicking the vocal nuances of legendary musicians from Rod Stewart to Elvis Presley, David Bowie to Ozzy Osbourne, and many more.

Even stars he’s worked with have gone on record saying he sounds more like them than they do!

Co-star McRae, who has sung for royalty and world leaders, brings stunning deliveries of Kate Bush, Cher and Dolly

Parton – even Freddy Mercury, to name a few.

Bull’s HitArtists is entertaining, funny and clever.

Inspired by Monty Python’s Life of Brian, Barry Humphries, and his own experiences entertaining worldwide, Aisteoir produces the story of a stranded alien mistaken as a global “musical messiah”.

As with the best comedy, many a true word is said in jest.

Bull’s Hill Artists will be presented on Saturday, March 25, at The Olive Grove @ The Quarters, 960 Central Coast Hwy, Forresters Beach with free parking onsite.

Tickets are available through trybooking or on 4384 1222.

Patrons can choose to stay overnight at The Quarters at attractive prices.

Olive Grove is aiming to become known as an entertainment venue offering regular quality performances and supports the Margooroo Foundation, a voluntary organisation working to empower those disadvantaged through living in remote Australian communities, by delivering IT to bridge the digital divide.

For more details on the show go to BullsHitArtists.com.au.

Source: Media release, Jan 27 Bull’s Hill Artists

Roving Rubies raise some eyebrows

The ladies of the Roving Rubies raised an eyebrow or two got in early with a surprise visit to The Haven at Terrigal on January 24.

Their special bikini tee shirts put smiles on faces as residents and tourists from overseas came up to chat and took photos.

The Roving Rubies is part of the national Red Hat Society and is for ladies over 50 to have fun and friendship on the many monthly outings organised by Queen Lilimarlene (Marlene Klintworth).

“The group is ideal for ladies that have relocated to be near family but find it hard to make new friends later in life and gets the seniors out and about and have a good time,” Klintworth said.

“There are mothers and daughters in the group too; the age runs from 52-99 – and functions are spread all over the Central Coast.

For more details on joining the group email rovingrubies@ optusnet.com.au or call 0412 760 725.

Source: Media release, Jan 25 Marlene Klintworth