TAKE note of the name Unwritten – when it comes to entertainment you’ll be hearing it a lot in the future
Unwritten is the name of the hottest new talent in town, three drop-dead gorgeous teenage singers and dancers who are set for a stellar show biz career.
That career will take a significant leap forward when King’s College student Brittany Fenwick (16), Mandurah Senior Campus student Jessie Simpson (15) and Charlotte Willars (16) from Kolbe College in Rockingham support rock superstar Ross Wilson at the Secret Harbour Golf Links Supper Club tomorrow.
The trio has been mentored by singing and dancing teacher Michelle Mrzyglocki, who believes the girls are among the most dynamic acts she has ever seen.
Michelle should know; she’s nurtured hundreds of young performers and has a keen eye for real talent.
“Their vocal blend is amazing and they are accomplished soloists and dancers in their own right,”she said.
“I have worked with all of them individually since they were about 12 years old and now as 15 and 16-year-olds they have a presence to rival artists twice their age.”
Each girl brings their own individual qualities to the group, with Charlotte being offered a place at Patrick Studios in Melbourne after she was spotted at a recent dance competition where she was named Dancer of the Festival.
Brittany and Jessi have appeared on TV, sung at Wildcats basketball events and won many vocal competitions on a solo basis.
Unwritten and Ross Wilson will perform at the function centre, the centrepiece of the club’s recent $2 million refurbishment.
After the girls have strutted their stuff, Wilson, the former Mondo Rock and Daddy Cool lead singer, will perform some of his hits, including Eagle Rock, Come Said The Boy, Bed of Nails and Come Back Again.
A three-course meal will be served following a champagne reception.
Tickets cost $125 and bookings are essential.
Book with Jacquie Hitchin on 9524 7133.