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Annie has plenty on offer

THE Cardinia Performing Arts Company (CPAC) will hold an information night for its FebruaryMarch production of Annie.
The evening will be at the rear of the Lion’s Den, Henry Street, Pakenham at 7.30pm on Thursday, 5 October.
CPAC needs singers and actors and lots of people to help in a wide range of behindthescenes support jobs.
The production of Annie needs a large number of older men so it is never too late to get started on the stage.
Contact Lee on 0407 090 354.

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