'The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes'
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John Farnham and the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra: Classic Jack Live!
Classic Jack features Australia’s biggest rock star live from the National Tennis Centre, Melbourne with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. This magical combination has resulted in a unique show depicting John Farnham as one of the world’s most exciting and powerful live performers.
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Classic Jack features Australia’s biggest rock star live from the National Tennis Centre, Melbourne with the Melbourne Symphony Orchestra. This magical combination has resulted in a unique show depicting John Farnham as one of the world’s most exciting and powerful live performers.
Cast
Kris Noble
Director
John Farnham
Self (Vocals)
David Hirschfelder
Self (Musical Director, Keyboards)
Brett Garsed
Self (Guitars)
Joe Creighton
Self (Bass Guitar)
Angus Burchall
Self (Drums)
John Clarke
Self (Percussion)
Kevin Dubber
Self (Trumpet)
Mark Dennison
Self (Saxophone)
Lindsay Field
Self (Guitar & Vocals)
Venetta Fields
Self (Vocals)
Lisa Edwards
Self (Vocals)
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