Legs on the Wall

A night of decadence, indulgence and blazing genius set to challenge the moral fibre of the most righteous soul. some of Sydney’s most extraordinary performers will sing, dance, and fly their way into your laps. Featuring folk from Legs, Circus oz, Priscilla, six Quick Chicks, the band d.i.g. and a special appearance by tim Freedman as you have never seen him before. think of this fundraiser as a pair of beautiful stockings that will support your Legs – letting them thrill, entertain and enthrall many an audience to come.

BY jesse

April 4th, 2011

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