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Book & lyrics by Doug MacLeod
Music by Yuri Worontshak

Adapted from the book ‘ I sang for my supper’ by Margaret Fulton

Margaret Fulton was an Australian cooking superstar long before today’s TV Cooks. 1.5 million copies of her cookbooks have been sold and she fundamentally shifted the way Australian’s ate.

The story follows her life from WWII factory worker, single mother in the Rocks, success in a man’s world, love, accumulating fortune and almost losing it.

First staged in St Kilda 2021 it was met with critical acclaim as was the follow-up season in Sydney.

At the age of 94 in 2018, Margaret remarked of the musical:
“I always dreamed of being a bluebell dancer unfortunately my legs did not make the grade, so I took up cooking instead”

Margaret Fulton received an OAM in 1983 and was later identified as a National Living Treasure

Berrima Patchwork is excited to announce Stitching in the Highlands retreat for 2021.

This is a weekend of sit, sewing and stitching – whether you like embroidery, English paper piecing, handwork, knitting and more this is the perfect event to attend and to work on whatever project you like. No sewing machines please.
It is about having fun and meeting new people. Get a group of friends together or come by yourself and have an enjoyable long weekend away.
There will be giveaways throughout the weekend and everyone will receive a goodies bags containing 2 mini kits and more goodies!
Cost is $85 per person for the 3 days.

Stitching in the Highlands will be held at Mittagong RSL, there are several accommodation options in the area. Food and beverages are not included in the fee however the RSL has a selection of meal/drink and food options. Places are limited and bookings are essential.

Full details to Come – please check their website

Biogenesis – Mothers and daughters explore shared creativity in a new exhibition at Sturt.
Join us for this beautiful exhibition celebrating the joyful creativity of these inspired mothers and daughters. Nettie Sumner creates wire and ceramic sculptures and her daughter Mercy Sumner echoes assemblages with porcelain and hand crocheted wire.
Dimity Kidston’s collection of tapestries in vintage containers are inspired by objects she’d admire at her grandmother’s house as a child. Dimity’s mother Libby Hobbs’ woven dolls with porcelain faces combine her lifelong love of fabrics and ceramics both of which have been passed on to her daughter Dimity. The exhibition runs from Sunday 5 April to 23 May.

Don’t miss a night with Ian Burns, Lucie Tiger and Andy Penkow..
3 Award Winning Country Americana singer songwriters
$10 at the door
https://ianburnsmusic.com
https://lucietigermusic.com
https://andypenkow.com