Award-winning comedy composer Karin Muiznieks is hoping to do for Melbourne what "New York, New York" did for... New York - transforming the sub-bourbon to the sublime. Vibewire.net decided to find out more:

1. When the aliens arrive, I hope they bring... lots of flat-packed, ultra-hybrid, speed-of-light weaponry but forget to bring the Allenn keys.

2. Kevin Rudd is... good at apologies.

3. I feel at peace when... I've forgotten I'm meant to be doing something.

4. I believed in Santa Claus until I was... old enough to start listening to talk-back radio. They shouldn't be allowed to broadcast childhood-ending programs before 9:30pm.

5. Pop culture is... what happens when a little indie film accidentally gets seen by 4 million people.

6. What celebrity do you wish would just go away? Keira Knightly's bottom lip.

7. What one possession would you save in a fire? My kazoo. Music is very important to me and I can't carry the piano.

8. What would be your theme song? Walk Like A Man.

9. What's your favourite blue food? Vanilla Slice... with blue icing.

10. What time period would you like to live in for a week? I'd go back to ancient Mesopotamia dressed in foil and convince the people I was an alien... and I wouldn't forget my Allen Key.

Karin Muiznieks is performing Give My Regards To Broady: Four Kids who've Reached the End of the Line at the Northcote Town Hall, a new musical revue taking you to Broadway glamour - with a miniskirt and Ugg boots!

Venue: Northcote Town Hall, Studio One
Dates: 8thth– 13th April, Preview 7th April, Matinee 12th April
Tickets: Full - $20.00 Conc - $15.100
Times: All Shows 8:00pm Plus a 3:00pm Matinee 12th April
Bookings: www.karinator.com and at the door

WIN! WIN! WIN! For your chance to win a double-pass to Give My Regards to Broady on Tuesday 8th April, simply e-mail melbournetheatreATvibewireDOTnet with your name and the subject heading "Give My Regards to Broady" by 5pm, Tuesday 1st April. The winner's name will be published on the Vibewire.net website and notified by e-mail. Winners of the Melbourne Comedy Festival Competition will also be invited to submit a 25-word review of the show.