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Go places with InSync Entertainment

InSync Entertainment is taking you on a journey through its next show.

‘Going Places’ is the group’s next performance, and it plans to be one that will get the whole audience dancing around and singing along.

Secretary Cynthia Marchment said its a show that can’t be missed.

“It’s a travel-themed music event,” she said.

“We’ll be encouraging audience participation with our songs.”

The family-friendly event promises to bring plenty of hits and classics, with a fun, entertaining afternoon planned.

The Sunbury-based choir also hopes this will be the first of its travel-themed shows.

“It will certainly be an enjoyable show and entertaining for everyone to come and see us,” Ms Marchment said.

“I think our show will showcase the variety of talent we have in our group.”

Expect group performances and solos, costume changes and plenty of talent.

Ms Marchment encouraged the Sunbury community to come down and support a local group.

“It’s also really good to support community groups and support our local community and provide entertainment for them,” she said.

Going Places will be held at St Mary’s Church Hall in Sunbury on Saturday, September 13, from 2pm to 4pm.

Tickets will cost between $10 to $15, with tickets available online now. Refreshments will follow the show.

Tickets: trybooking.com/events/landing/1441486

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