Come and join us to see the special screening of World’s Greatest Stage Musicals on the big screen, with The 25th Anniversary Performance of Miss Saigon staged in the West End soon to be shown at the Hoyts Watergarden cinema complex.
For those who haven’t see Miss Saigon it was written by Schonberg and Bonbiil who also wrote the music to Les Miserables. Miss Saigon is set in Vietnam with the backdrop of the Vietnam War.
It is a powerful and moving love story between an American GI and a Vietnam girl who has no other options but prostitution.

The production shows a war torn country with people trying to survive and grab some happiness in a terrible situation.
The music is very varied and wonderful.

Ticket price is $25.00 because it is a special screening. We have spoken with the management at the cinema and they have advised that we can reserve tickets but pay on the day.

We thought we would go to the new Pancake Parlour afterwards for a late lunch those interested. You can choose to drive there or come by train, meeting at the Sunbury station at 10.40am where upon arrival we could have coffee or do some shopping before the cinema which starts at 12.00.