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Season launches with ‘twisted’ sisters

It’s coming to that time of year again and kicking December off with a bang is the hilarious Kranksy Sisters returning to Noosa for a very special show at The J ’A Very Kransky Christmas’.
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, pantyhose 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.
Come and join these off-the-wall siblings as they turn your Christmas into a stuffed ham.
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.
Try your luck to win a double pass to this side-splitting show on Saturday 2 December at 8pm by sending us an email with your name, phone number and favourite Christmas joke to newsdesk@noosatoday.com.au

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