Once upon a time, in late december, a young girl was born. Her name of course is Penny. Within an hour of her birth, she made the paper (celebrity at only a few minutes old!). A few hours later she was back at her home in southern Sydney. Not onr for being shy in front of a camera, photo evidence shows that a year later she had started a career in pole dancing and in music. Within months she was on tour travelling all around Europe accompanied by her parents and older brother and sister. She made appearances in Reykjavik Iceland, and various parts of England before returning home just after her 2nd birthday. Penny decided to take a break from her busy schedule to concentrate on recieving an education. She attended a local primary school where she learnt to speak various languages and play a variety of musical instruments including saxophone and recorder, whilst still developing her skills on piano. During the later years of primary school Penny was often approached by her friends for advice and queries on how to communicate with a new foreign species, males.
1998 Saw our Princess leave the comfortable lifestyle of childhood and primary school and venture into the scary world of high school ready to enter her teenage years. Year 8 was a tragic year for our young star, slipping into the horrible world of depression. Confusion struck at all angles. But fortunately, this was soon gone and she was bravely facing the world again. Throughout high school, Penny continued feeding her strong desire for music, being a member of various musical ensembles in and out of school
In 1999 she once again started touring with her music, starting off small with week long tours in country NSW and performances around Sydney. In August 2001 Penny once again boarded a plane on her way to Beijing, China to perform at the opening ceremony of the World University Games.
Penny still lives in the house she came home to on the 27th of December, residing with her mother. She continues to study and play music having developed a strong passion for jazz. Just starting her final year of school, she hopes to move on to study psychology at the University of Sydney as well as continue her love for music. She is living happily, showered in love by her man, also a great lover...
of jazz and all things Saxy.
We hope to see this young girl in the future, sharing with us her love for music and people.
The many faces of our Sax Kitten.
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