David Scheel
in
Don't Shoot Me, I'm only
the Piano Player
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18.10.2002

Australian born David Scheel
is one of the most versatile satirists to emerge in recent years and is one
of the finest solo musical comedy performers in the world. He delights
audiences with his wicked wit and superb piano playing in what is possibly
the world’s longest running solo show.
“Don’t Shoot Me, I’m
Only The Piano Player” is a true Australian success story.
Developed while working in Britain, the production has enjoyed sell-out
seasons in London, at 3 consecutive Edinburgh Festivals and across some 30
countries worldwide.
You will hear some delightful
piano music, played dead straight interspersed with hilarious satire, aimed
at anything and anyone.
Concert in Aid of
Charity
The Charitable Dinner
Concert with David Scheel is in aid of the Sarawak Children’s
Cancer Society (“SCCS”).
By buying a ticket, you are
also helping to support the cause of SCCS. Due to the ravages of cancer,
children at a very tender age are facing traumatic times. Their families
often feel helpless. This is where SCCS steps in to ‘provide relief and
care to children with cancer and their families as well as public education
in the prevention, control, diagnosis and treatment of childhood cancer’.
With a committee consisting
of mainly the parents of children with cancer, their services include, but
not limited to, giving financial assistance to other families in order for
the children to receive treatment; maintaining a halfway house (at Maxwell
Road, opposite of the Sarawak General Hospital) to provide free
accommodation for the needy parents of the children who come from outstation
and many more. If you would like more information about SCCS and its aims
and concerns, you may like to contact Mr Peter Wong (President) at
013-803 3965 or Mr Rodney Wong (General Secreatary) at 016-888 1188.
Let us all together help
these children and show them that our society at large cares about them
and that they are not alone.
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He is as funny as any,
wittier than most, and, uniquely, a concert pianist of international
stature…. He stands alone, in a class of his own.
BBC Arts Review, London |
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The cleanest, funniest
show in London……….perfect timing, delicious pausing for maximum
effect.
The Stage, London |
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Laugh a lot, cry a little, and marvel
at the beauty of the piano played by a master who is in a class of his
own.
Lincoln County News, Maine |
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Funny, witty and intelligent……
The Observer, London |
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CONCERT PROGRAM
1. Introduction (comedy)
2. Scotland the Not so Brave (musical nonsense)
3. The world's worst Sponsorship deals (comedy)
4. Andrew Lloyd Webber meets JS Bach (music)
5. Bad pianos I have known (true stories)
6. A tribute to Enrique Granados (music)
7. Happy Music (music)
8. Waltzing Matilda translated (comedy)
INTERVAL
1. A Hymn for Planet Earth (serious music - 22 minutes in 7 movements)
2. A tribute to whacky pianists (Liberace, Victor Borge etc.)
3. Instant Composition (musical improvisation)
4. In the Fall (music)
5. Pet hates (1) Supermarkets (comedy)
6. Gershwin medley (music)
7. Pet hates (2) Surveys
8. 20 tunes you love to Hate (musical medley) |
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The
menu for the exquisitely prepared 4-course set dinner by Hilton
Kuching with your pick of main course is as follow:
menu
A
Grill
Seafood Platter with Fresh
Garden Greens
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Cream of
Forest Mushrooms
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Beef
Tenderloin with Sarawak
Black Pepper Sauce
Selected Vegetable & Gratin Potatoes
OR
Norwegian
Grilled Salmon
*
Tirami-Su
The Classic Italian Mascarpone Mousse with Sponge Fingers
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Coffee
or Tea with Hilton Pralines
menu B
(vegetarian)
Mixed
Garden Green Salad
served with grilled mushroom, corn & low calorie dressing
*
Vegetable Consomme
with asparagus tips and chiffonade vegetables
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Baked Mushroom and Spinach Lasagna
with spicy tomato coulis and garlic crushed bread
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Fresh Fruit Platter
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Coffee
or Tea with Hilton Pralines
Please
order your choice of the main course when you collect and pay for your
tickets, latest by Friday, 11 October 2002. If no order is made before
the dateline, you will be served with Menu A: Norwegian Grilled Salmon
on the concert evening.
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