The Tattoo Spectacular is coming to Perth, Australia! It will be held at Members Equity Stadium on Friday 27 and Saturday 28 April 2007.
Tattoo Spectacular showcasing some of the world’s finest musicians, performers, dancers and singers combined with extraordinary state of the art lighting, audio visual effects, amazing sound and the giant screen with never before seen footage, this production will leave you awestruck and inspired.
The cast and crew of almost 900 include the amazing Band & Bugles of The Rifles from UK, Band of the Grenadier Guards direct from Buckingham Palace, Dance Ensemble of the People’s Liberation Army of China, Tongan Royal Corps of Musicians, 100 strong Pipe & Drum Band & our very own OzScot Highland Dancers.
This event will go ahead rain or shine.
Tickets on sale through Ticketmaster, from 6 March. Picnic are tickets here.
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Please let me know (when you know) when the tickets will be on sale, Thelma
Hi Thelma, pre sale is on now (you need a password that you get from Ticketmaster when you become a member, and I think you need to be a member if you get the tickets online anyway), and general on sale is 6 March.
http://www.ticketmaster.com.au/event/13003E42D3BED1A7
I should have changed the above post earlier, it’s done now. Not as cheap as they were first saying either (I think those amounts they had up first were an error or something).
I wank to book 2 tickets for the Tattoo2007 and how do I GO ABOUT BOOKING THE TICKETS.
THANKS
DOLLY HOLZINGER.
Follow the links above or here (http://www.ticketmaster.com.au/event/13003E42D3BED1A7) to the Ticketmaster. They sell tickets, I don’t.
they go on sale on 6 March. You have to sign up at Ticketmaster and pay by credit card, or visit a Ticketmaster outlet, they are listed here:
http://www.ticketmaster.com.au/h/tcentres/wa.html
Good luck
:)
What a fantastic event!! The bands were sensational, the choir and the little soloist were wonderful, the dramas were thought-provoking and well acted, the OzScot and Tongan dancers were both colourful and skilful, our own young naval cadet drill team with their drums and cutlasses added a nice touch and the tribute to the firies and the veterans was touching and appropriate.
The only downside (not only my own opinion, but that of all those sitting around me) was the choice of music sung by Deni Hines and Anthony Callea in the first half of the programme. It didn’t seem to fit with the atmosphere or theme of the evening. And where was the Chinese Army Dance Ensemble? I also wouldn’t say that the lighting was extraordinary.
However, the giant screen was an excellent addition, not only giving close-up shots of the performers on the arena, but also giving war footage and other backdrops that were appropriate.
Thanks for writing the great review Kaye, glad to hear that overall it was great! Now I wish I went, but unfortunately I can’t do everything, haha!