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EVENT GREASE SING-A-LONG CINEMA NIGHT

VENUE STORM CINEMA, THE ODYSSEY, BELFAST

DATE Wed 18TH November 2009

TIME 8 p.m.

The Belfast based charity Tuesday’s Child is hosting a sing-a-long cinema tonight in Belfast at Storm Cinema in The Odyssey, featuring the 1978 classic Grease is The Word, starring John Travolta and Olivia Newton John.

The event invites all pink ladies, T-birds and beauty school drop outs to come along and join in the fun. The audience will sing-a-long to all those disco favourites: Summer Nights, Greased Lightning and You’re The One That I Want.

There will be a prize for the best Pink Lady and T-Bird of the evening. The night will also include a raffle with prizes ranging from beauty boxes donated by Medicare pharmacy and vouchers for treatments from leading hair and nail salons in Belfast.

“The event is proving particularly popular with hair salons and beauty parlours. Staff from a number of salons in Belfast are coming along ”, said Tuesday’s Child. “We even have some pink curlers and extra strength hair gel among the prizes!”

A welcome drink is also provided.

Tickets for the event cost £10 and are available online at www.tuesdayschild.org.uk or from Good Vibes Record Shop Winetavern Street. All proceeds go to building a school for children and young people in southern India. Tuesday’s Child gives 100 percent of proceeds.

For further details please contact Orla Sheehan on 07813 834045 or email orla.sheehan@btinternet.com or the charity email info@tuesdayschild.org.uk

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