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Oldies are goldies
When the curtains are raised for the 38th edition of ‘Oldies are Goldies’ on Sunday September 5, patrons can be assured that they would be enthralled right up until they are lowered.
Sherry Ann Dyal
At least that is the promise made to those contemplating attending the event, by its organiser Hector Stoute, moments after assessing yet another rehearsal at the City Hall Friday evening last. Indeed, even devoid of the band that would accompany them, the musicians belted out their respective renditions with such gusto that patrons can expect nothing short of a mystical night of top class entertainment. Over the years, patrons have come to appreciate the plethora of local talent as there is always something for everyone. This year is no different. The producer aims to deliver the goods once again and judging by the performers that are scheduled to grace the stage, there is no doubt that fans will get their money’s worth.
Sharon Holder
Fans will be serenaded by the golden voice of veteran songbird, Pamela Gittens, supported by the melodious efforts of Sherry Ann Dyal. Not to be outdone, the males will be belting out popular renditions too. Fans would just love to hear the baritone voice of Sean Bhola or to be taken to another planet with crooner, Colin Ambrose.
There will also be instrumental sounds delivered by the best locally available saxophonists. Add the captivating voices of Sharon Holder and Michelle Gobin, and patrons would be in for an unforgettable night.
The show will be conducted under the distinguished patronage of His Worship, Mayor Hamilton Greene and would be part hosted by Destiny, the daughter of Hector Stoute. There would also be the skit ‘I fear the dead’ to add to the entertainment, ballroom and bee-bop dancing, cultural drumming and classical songs that regurgitate the memories of the 50s and 60s.
Michelle Gobin
The promoter is not hard on your pockets. He understands the economic constrains and for a package of such quality, he is simply asking for a contribution of $1000, $800 and $500 for the auditorium front, balcony and the auditorium rear, respectively. Tickets are available at Nigel’s Supermarket, Lance Photo Works, Sweet Point Snackette and Wireless Connection. The curtains raise at 20:00hrs sharp. Once again its Oldies are Goldies and you just got to be there.
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