“There’ll be singing, dancing, poetry and other surprises,” organiser John McLaren said. 

Mr McLaren was involved in the Athenium’s renovation, re-curtaining the stage and screen. 

“We’ve all got visions for a wonderful future here,” he said. 

A committee will be formed on the night of the show from audience members to dictate how proceeds will be divided between charities. 

Three students from Junee High will manage the lighting and sound on the night and have been travelling to Cootamundra to learn the ropes.

Mr McLaren said the program has been finalised but is top secret, however he foreshadowed more dancing and many new faces. 

The show takes place on Saturday, September 16.