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Invincible – The Helen Reddy Story

MP News GroupBy MP News Group29 June 2021Updated:30 June 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
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HAILED as the international ‘Queen of 70’s Pop’ Helen Reddy was Australia’s very first truly international superstar.  

In 1973, her iconic song I Am Woman became the unforgettable anthem of the women’s liberation movement and made her the very first Australian to ever win a Grammy Award. 

During her remarkable career she placed three #1 hits on the US Billboard charts and six more in the US top 10. She sold over 25 million albums and played to sellout concert houses right around the world. 

She even hosted her very own prime time series on U.S.Television.  

Then, all of a sudden, she lost it all. 

 In 2020, the feature film I am Woman brought some of Helen’s incredible life story to screens worldwide. 

In 2021 Australian singer and actress, Nikki Bennett, brings the whole story to Australian stages. 

Stunningly written and performed, this beautiful tribute weaves the late Helen Reddy’s greatest hits through her extraordinary life story.  

Featuring a stellar Live band, it is a show that will capture every heart. 

Invincible – The Helen Reddy Story is coming to Frankston Arts Centre on Friday 16th July.

Tickets available by phone 9784 1060 or online at – thefac.com.au

First published in the Frankston Times – 29 June 2021

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