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Carols in the Domain is an annual Australian Christmas concert event held in the Domain Gardens in Sydney. It began in 1983, and features many national and international performers and guest appearances. it is broadcast around Australia on the Seven Network and simulcast on…

The Wiggles, Penny McNamee, Jack Jones, Rachael Beck, Ashleigh Rubenach, the leads from Muriel's Wedding the Musical-Natalie Abbott & Elizabeth Esguerra, Troy Cassar-Daley, Mickey Mouse, Todd McKenney, cast of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory the Musical, Ross Wilson, Thirsty Merc, Paulini Curuenavuli, Isaiah Firebrace, Matt Lee, The Tap Pack, Mark Vincent, Samantha Jade, stars of Australian Opera The Salvation Army Australia Choir, The Australian Girls Choir, Jubilation Gospel Group, and dancers from the Janice Breen Performance Studio, the Sydney youth orchestra
Paulini, Olina Loau, Penny McNamee, Vanessa Amorosi, Shannon Noll, Adam Brand, Lucy Durack, Harrison Craig, Ashleigh Rubenach, Todd McKenney, Mark Vincent, The Wiggles, Mickey Mouse, Jay Laga’aia and family, Hans the German. The Salvation Army Australia Choir, The Australian Girls Choir, The Sydney Male Choir, the Sydney Youth Orchestra and dancers from the Janice Breen Performance Studio.
Performances by Hugh Sheridan, Penny McNamee, Todd McKenney, Shannon Noll, Leo Sayer, Rachael Beck, Mark Vincent, Amber Lawrence, Stephen Madsen, Ashleigh Rubenach, The Wiggles, The Tap Pack, Samantha Jade, Drummer Queens, The cast of Frozen the Musical, Mickey and Minnie Mouse, Annie Jones and Robbie Williams. Accompanied by The Sydney Youth Orchestra, The Salvation Army Choir, dancers from Janice Breen Performance Studio & ED5 International, and The Australian Girls Choir.
Performances by Bella Taylor-Smith, Isaiah Firebrace, Penny McNamee, Samantha Jade, Violeta Bozanic, Mickey and Minnie Mouse, The Wiggles, Jay Laga’aia, Stefanie Caccamo, Mark Vincent, Carrie Underwood, Jordan & Sian Fuller, Phil Burton, Melinda Schneider, Young Stars of Australian Opera, Paulini and Big T.
Performances by Andrea Bocelli & Virginia, Genevieve McCarthy, Chloe Zuel, Blake Appelqvist, Silvia Colloca, Samantha Jade, Lachie Gill, Mickey and Minnie Mouse, The Wiggles, Rhonda Burchmore, Todd McKenney, Mark Vincent, Leo Sayer, Rachael Beck, Phil Burton, Hugh Sheridan, Young Stars of Australian Opera, Paulini, Tom Burlinson, The Cast of Cinderella the Musical, The Leads from Moulin Rouge! The Musical- Alinta Chidzey & Des Flanagan.
The 40th annual Carols in the Domain brings some of Australia’s best singers and performers to spread the festive cheer for the Christmas season.
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Australia's best singers and performers take center stage to bring in the festive season for the 42nd annual Carols in the Domain.
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