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Fisher brings the festive cheer

Caroline Springs families are set for a burst of free festive cheer when award-winning children’s entertainer Bethany Fisher brings her Christmas Spectacular Show to town on Thursday 4 December.

Running between 10.30 to 11.15am, the high-energy show promises a morning packed with music, movement and plenty of Christmas magic.

Fisher is the winner of “Best kids Live Show” and will be joined by her troupe of dancers for a colourful performance designed for the young and the young at heart.

Audience participation is a big part of the fun, with kids invited to learn dance moves throughout the show and even join Fisher onstage, with a handful of lucky audience members taking home some very special prizes.

In true christmas spirit, each child will walk away with a gift in a free signed poster in honour of the festive day.

Fisher said she’s thrilled to return to Melton for the Imagination Magic program during her favourite time of the year.

“I absolutely love performing in Melton… The kids are always so excited to sing and dance along,” she said.

“We get the kids (and the grown-ups too) involved in learning dance moves and joining us on stage. It’s going to be so much fun.”

Catch Bethany and her crew at Caroline Springs Leisure Centre on Thursday 4 December.

For information: https://www.melton.vic.gov.au/Out-n-About/Events-Activities/Bethany-Fisher%E2%80%99s-Christmas-Spectacular-Show-Caroline-Springs.

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