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Read the full storyThe countdown is on for Wink at the Sphinx, Ingham Theatre Group’s upcoming theatre restaurant comedy set to transform the Ingham Bowls Club into a bustling Egyptian bazaar full of music, colour, and comedy.
This original production is a laugh-out-loud night of entertainment, where the audience becomes part of the spectacle. With a delicious meal included and a script packed with quick wit and over-the-top characters, Wink at the Sphinx offers a unique, immersive experience that’s perfect for a group night out.
Tickets are $65 and are on sale NOW at Barnes Sewing Centre, Ingham, with cash and card accepted.
Musical Director Monica Vitale says the show has something for everyone.
“The music in Wink at the Sphinx is cheeky, vibrant, and completely unexpected,” she said. “We’ve had so much fun putting it together — audiences are in for a real treat. It’s a comedy with heart and a lot of personality.”
Audiences are encouraged to dress up in theme — whether it’s a glamorous Cleopatra, a wandering explorer, or a desert rogue — and step into the story as part of this playful theatre restaurant experience.
“This is community theatre at its most fun,” Monica added. “It’s bold, silly, and full of surprises.”
The show will be held at the Ingham Bowls Club, with tickets priced at $65, which includes a delicious meal. Don’t miss your chance to be part of this hilarious evening — follow Ingham Theatre Group on Facebook for sneak peeks, cast features and behind-the-scenes updates.
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