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It had missing keys and was past its prime time but a thrown away piano somehow avoided becoming crushed on the rubbish heap.
It was moved inside the Incredable Tip Shop where Clancy Morgan spotted the old, worn out girl and proved it deserved a second lease on life.
“Many customers stopped to listen and really enjoyed the entertainment; some even came to compliment me on how nice it was to hear someone play the piano,” Ms Morgan said.
“This got me thinking about how lovely it would be to place a reconditioned piano somewhere in the Mackay community.”
Arts Minister Leanne Enoch said the show was a fantastic win for Queensland.
“The arts, cultural and creative sector plays a crucial role in our COVID-19 recovery, bringing our communities back together and supporting jobs for artists and arts workers.”
Shaun first premiered in Wallace & Gromit
A Close Shave before having his own show on BBC from 2007. A scene from the movie Shaun the Sheep: Farmageddon released in 2019. Picture: Contributed.
There will be four chances to watch the
Circus Show at the Mackay Entertainment and Convention Centre with performances at 10am and 6pm on Friday April 2 and Saturday April 3.
Tickets range from $37-$42 each for children (aged 18 months to 15 years) and $57-$62 for adults and can be purchased via the themecc.com.au.
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