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Triple the fun for cancer cash
10:00am Friday 2nd May 2008
Fun Raisin Cabaret, The Bull Theatre, High Street, Barnet, Sunday, 7.30pm
Musical theatre star Sally Ann Triplett will lead an evening of music, dance and comedy to raise money for Cancer Research UK.
Born in Edgware, Ms Triplett's West End roles have included Roxie Hart in Chicago and Rizzo in Grease.
Event organiser Jon Musker, from Finchley, who runs an IT company, says: "I've been involved in the musical and theatre scene in Barnet and Hertfordshire for 30 years and loved every minute. I've been privileged to meet many fabulous talents and I've invited the best of them to perform for this one-off event."
Tickets cost £15 and are available from the box office on 020 7758 0940.
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