The Kransky Sisters @ QPAC Cremorne

Last night I went to the Cremorne Theatre @ QPAC to see the group The Kransky Sisters which it was my 2nd time seeing them as I first saw them at QPAC Concert Hall Thursday October 20th 2016 as part of the benefit concert for Brisbane singer Carol Lloyd from Railroad Gin who was having health issues. Dad took me to the bus stop, caught bus to South Bank, went to the Plough Inn where I had Steak, Chips and Salad for dinner, bought Movie Bowls Desert from the NZ Natural, ate it, walk to the Cremorne, went inside and waited which it had stuff on stage as well as photos on the screen of the sisters. The show started at 7.30pm with Dawn, Maurn and Eve coming on stage sitting down with instruments as well as telling stories about life on the road as well as people they encountered at home as well as doing songs by Pink, MC Hammer, Queen and AC/DC as well as the 12 Days of Christmas which an audience member named Mike came on stage which they dressed him in the shirt, skirt and wig as they were playing the chimes and Mike was given an cerfticate and also the instruments were Guitar by Mauren, Organ by Eve as well as strings and saw blade to make the sound and Dawn playing the horn as well as them playing the flute. The show finished after 9pm which when Eve and Mauren was walking off Dawn was doing movements which got the crowds applauding her but eventually walked off and then went to the Merch Stand where I bought an bag, got autographs and photos which Mauren liked my christmas shirt, went to the bus stop, caught bus to Carindale, Dad picked me up and came home. It was FANTASTIC, very funny and very entertaining and the Kransky sound great as well as playing great as well giving the audience an great time and great entertainment which it should be and also even though she didn't say anything on stage Dawn sang great hamrmonies as well as playing great and I look forward to seeing the Kransky Sisters again in the future which if you have knot seen them please do yourselves an favour and SEE THEM which you will be impressed and amazed as well as being entertained.

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