People of all walks of life young and old turned up this morning for the second round Malaga "The Journey" auditions with the hope of taking part in the Pacific musical production.
Two of the more than 40 hopefuls who are both wheelbarrow boys say they were invited by Composer Igelese Ete this morning and decided to try out.
The two Rusiate Doidoi and Turuva Qi who are both wheelbarrow boys say they decided to audition as they both have a passion for singing.
The production follows the opening success of Fiji's premiere Opera -Domo ni Karmen, and producers have proposed to take this year’s production to another level with a world class Pacific musical production.
The return of Malaga "The Journey" to Fiji for performance dates from the 09th 11th of December at the Suva Civic Auditorium.
Story by: Ana Naisoro
40 hopefuls turn up for Malaga auditions
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