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A formal dinner at sundown under the stars in
a secret desert location. The location is specifically
chosen so that it can be disguised until the guests
arrive. They are always shocked and thrilled by
the desert space and the formality of the setting.
An old swagman acts as our guide as we are entertained
by warm and humourous Australian characters through
a brief history of this great country. A classical
orchestra with up to 70 players or a recorded
soundtrack makes this an Australian cultural experience
never to be forgotten.
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A real Australian raconteur introduces his sheep
dog and the stories and music commence. Damper
is served as our Bush Band opens the night with
a rousing selection of contemporary Australian
folk songs. Dinner includes kangaroo, emu and
anything else we can lay our hands on. The evening
concludes with a wonderful version of the Pride
of Erin, Australian style. This show can be enlarged
for outdoor locations to include boomerang demonstrations,
mountain horse riding and sunset concerts.
Great for incentive groups!
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Your very own Melbourne Cup starring those famous
bookmakers P.Dodgy and V.Shifty. Our bookies run
your Melbourne Cup celebration on the day, or for
that matter any day you choose. Your have your own
funny money, we rig the outcomes and everybody,
including the punters, goes home happy! A great
way to entertain your clients.
Part of the winning entry by the
Australian Marketing Institute, 1995 National Awatd
of Excellence for Incentive Marketing
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A programme of exciting and wonderful children's
activities delievered anywhere in Australia for
any length of time for children at conferences.
Programmes are specifically designed for children
from 0-5 and 5-12 years that allow executives
and companies to make conferences a family affair.
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Learn about the many different Aboriginal cultures
that exist in Australia, understand some of the
meanings of the dot paintings and the Aboriginal
totems, participate in Aboriginal Dreamtime ceremonies
and then paint your own story. Accompanied by
didgeridoo players and dancers, this show will
leave your guests with a wonderful understanding
of our great country.
Ideal for international guests
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Through the recreation of the legendary Lola Montez,
reknowned for her famous spider dance that delighted
the diggers and enraged the sensibilities of the
respectable people of the township of Ballarat,
this programme of music, song and words celebrates
Colonial Australia
Great for incentive groups and
interstate guests
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The history of Australian fashion recreated through
costume and dance from the 1860s thwn men and
women followed the seasons of the northern hemisphere
and wore full winter ourfits during summer, through
to the 1960s when Jean Shrimpton wore the mini-skirt
to the Melbourne Cup. Eight
fully costumed scenes are presented during a formal
dinner. A full 32-piece orchestra can be
added. Ideal for an international conference evenings
or a great fundraiser in a formal sense.
Chosen by the City of Melbourne
as an official event for Melbourne's sesquicentenary
celebrations
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Dame Nellie Melba was Australia's greatest opera
singer. An evening of music and entertaining anecdotes
set against the backdrop of Australia in the 20s
that illustrates this famous Australian's rise
to international opera stardom.
Great for international guests!
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