To Live, Love and Loathe: Xmas Musical

23 December 2006

Xmas Musical

A big welcome to all who are interested in getting in on the Xmas mood and atmosphere. Do join us at the Musical to be held over the next few days.

If you need further directions or information, feel free to email me at tumduck@yahoo.com

Merry Xmas all!

(This invitation is applicable to those living in Singapore. If you live overseas and want to attend the musical, I am sure that the cast and crew will be extremely flattered but no, they will not provide you with a free air ticket)

1 comment:

dillydally said...: oh so it doesn't take place at ur own church?????? WOW...; December 26, 2006 at 9:35 PM

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