Already Nyngan Hospital has sent out a challenge to all other groups and service providers to battle it out with them for the coveted first prize award and there is some covert practising taking place in several secret locations. 

We do hope Nyngan Tigers and Bogan Bulls rise to the occasion for a Palais Turf war dance-off while a Step Up and Step Out head-to-head from local schools would really add to what could be an explosive event. 

We do hope the local constabulary only visits to perform because no show is complete without a man in uniform and no David Scott mankinis do not count as uniform.

With the aim of raising money to go back into the community we are racing towards $100,000 raised over the last few years which is an amazing effort for a small town. 

Our judges are set to dish out more constructive or destructive criticism with their usual flair and way with words only if Lynie Webster can control them otherwise it could end up in tears from our male judges.

If you have a serious talent like singing, instrumental, spoons or interpretive movement you are more than welcome to take part. It's all about the team work - be there or be square - support your local community - everyone's a winner. 

Enquiries to Angie White 0417 291 067.