Stars of Sydney
Steve Jeffreys and Ammo
Who could forget that magic moment when the Lone horseman galloped into centre stage and with a rear and a crack of the whip, signalling the beginning of the 2000 Olympics.
Steve Jeffreys and his horse Ammo, make a great team and for the last 10 years they have performed at all sorts of venues, including the Opera House and the Stock Exchange. At 17, Ammo is still a star and he continues to wow audiences wherever he goes.
To find out more about Ammo and his many talents, have a look at Steve and Sandy Jeffreys Equestrian Excellence website.
For further enquires, their contact details are as follows:
Steve's mobile 0418 207 345
Sandy's mobile 0411 871 063
Email equestrianexcellence@bigpond.com
James Morrison
James Morrison is one of Australia's greatest and most respected musical talents. He has performed at numerous events and never fails to wow the crowds. We all remember his performance at the Opening Ceremony for the Sydney Olympic Games, opening the event with a fanfare.
To find out more information about James, including his latest albums and tour dates, have a look at his official website.
Nikki Webster
We all remember Nikki Webster's performance as a young girl, flying into Stadium Australia on the night of the Opening Ceremony, but she has been a very busy woman over the last 10 years. At 23, she now manages her own dance studio, Dance @ Nikki Webster as well as her own talent agency, Talent @ Nikki Webster.
To find our more, click on these two links: www.dancenikkiwebster.com.au. and www.talentnikkiwebster.com.au.
Australian Girls Choir
Founded in 1984 by Judith Curphey OAM, the Australian Girls Choir (AGC) has developed a reputation for inspirational performances to audiences in Australia and around the world.
A true recognition of the choir's outstanding reputation was its selection by Qantas to represent the 'Spirit of Australia' in the hugely successful 'I Still Call Australia Home' advertising campaigns, which have captured the hearts of the nation.
Highlights in 2010 include the release of the choir's Chasing Rainbows CD, an inspiring and uplifting album of contemporary songs. The girls have also been invited to perform with Irish singing phenomenon, Celtic Woman, in their first Australian tour. Senior choristers are about to embark on the AGC's 13th international tour, performing in England, France, Switzerland and Singapore.
While senior choristers dazzle the world with their exciting performances, the journey begins in the junior training levels where any girl with a love of the performing arts can take part in the AGC's fun and dynamic classes. The founding philosophy behind this inspiring institution is that any child can sing with the correct encouragement and training. Classes are run in Adelaide, Brisbane, Melbourne and Sydney, and registrations for 2011 are now open.
To find out more about the Australian Girls Choir and their upcoming performances, click on this link.
Christine Anu
Christine Anu caught the crowds attention when she sang My Island Home at the Closing Ceremony of the Sydney 2000 Olympic Games. Ten years on, Christine has continued performing to big crowds and is about to release a new single, 'Come Home.' Come Home will be released on the 26th of September but to have a listen to this great new track, click here.
For more information on Christine Anu, have a look at her official website.
