The first night was a taster show of coming events. Artists had about six minutes to strut their stuff.
There was a juggler, an old comedian talking about being with the Four Kinmans in the sixties, a Tina Turner tribute, a magician, hypnomatic.
We went to the juggler, he was very good, got up on rolling drums and was funny with it.
James Bustard was his name and he had the ghost busters theme song playing.
He did juggle with fire sticks
Another guy one night did Aussie Anthems by states, he was good as well.
Two shows that we didnt go too as we had seen them before on the last cruise, it was called the seven deadly sins.
Shows were on at 7pm and 9pm for about an hour. So dinner at 5pm, then a leisurely walk down the other end of the boat to get a seat at the show. The first night I saw a couple of ladies knitting, I stopped to speak with them and from then on I took my crocheting as it was 20 to 30 minutes to wait.
I took two small projects, two balls of red wool to make poppies for a friend. She has set herself a challenge to make 1000 before ANZAC day next year and is happy for help. I used up the wool I took and made 14. Very easy and quick to do.
Also music was played around the boat in three or four different venues and they had party themed nights, not our thing but it was interesting to see others dress for them. There was a white party, great gatsby and an island night with a bcouple of formal nights.
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