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‘Cosmic Hits’, sing-along at the BMICH
By Sanath Weerasuriya
'Cosmic Hits', Sing-along Musical Evening featuring some of the big names in the scene will come alive at the BMICH Banquet Hall on August 7 at 7.00pm.
'Cosmic Hits' is organized by Merit Makers, in aid of Sunshine Charity Day Centre in Trincomalee.

Dalreen Suby, Judy de Silva Corrine Almeida, Ronnie Leitch, Kanthi de Silva, and Tehani Suby (daughter of Dalreen) are bill to perform at the Cosmic Hits.
Saxaphonist Kumar Molligoda will perform as a guest artiste at this show.
The popular band, Spark will be the main music provider for the evening's sing-along show.

'The Show is organized very specially for the music lovers, who like to join in with the artistes and sing-along the popular songs and the old English and Sinhala hits' said Judy , the main organizer of the evening..

The tickets are priced Rs. 500/-, Rs. 300/-, 200/- and Rs. 100/-.
'Tickets are moving quite fast and only 750 people can be accommodated at the hall. Since this is for a good cause, I an sure we will be able to get a fantastic audience' she said.

Cosmic Hits - The Sing- along will be held in Kandy and Negombo too.'We are planning to have a series of this event in different cities. The Colombo show will followed by Kandy on September 3 and in Negombo towards the end of September' Judy explained. The proceeds of the show will be channelled to the Sunshine Charity, based in Trinco.

The overall objective of The Sunshine Charity will be to address both short term and long term needs of ALL Sri Lankan children.Among the short term needs, immediate relief was provided at 7 camps for people affected by the Indian Ocean tsunami. Three of these camps were located in the southern district, three in the north-eastern district and one in the western province of Sri Lanka. In this effort, children of all three ethnic communities were considered.

The Sunshine Charity strongly believes that the needs of children are the same and will therefore give equal consideration to children whether they are affected by natural disaster (tsunami) or man-made disaster (ethnic conflict).
'The Sunshine Charity will consider the needs of Sri Lankan children whichever ethnic community they come from. All Sri Lankan children have the right to be protected.

The Sunshine Charity will therefore take an equitable approach to the needs of children.' said a spokesman from the Charity.

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