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The Kransky Sisters - A Very Kransky Christmas
 

Australia’s most loved faux siblings, THE KRANSKY SISTERS, are firing up the 1950 Morris Major in December and hitting the road with their macabrely festive show, A Very Kransky Christmas. 

Featuring Annie Lee, Christine Johnston and Carolyn Johns as Mourne, Eve and Dawn Kransky, the Kranskys will hit the road to spread their signature brand of Christmas cheer to Sydney. 

Cloistered in the old rickety family house in their home town of Esk in Queensland, the musical sisters’ traditional Christmas festivities have until now been shrouded in secrecy. For this very special season they let you into their world of egg nog, panty-hose and painted chokos. From Enya to Silent Night, Daft Punk to The Twelve Days Of Christmas, these dysfunctional sisters take family get-togethers to a new level. 

A Very Kransky Christmas features crowd favourites and Christmas numbers from this multi-award-winning trio. With their unusual array of instruments from cheese grater to toilet brush, tuba to musical saw, settle in for what could be your kookiest Christmas party yet.

 

Event details

Venue: Sydney Opera House
Bookings: 02 9250 7111
Start Date: Thursday 06 December 2018

 

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