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All Shook Up a big hit with the audience in the St John Bosco Centre. PHOTOS: Thomas Gallagher
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This year’s musical offering from the Abbey Vocational School in Donegal Town is All Shook Up and it is going down a treat in the St John Bosco Centre this week.
The show's run started on Tuesday, November 15 and continues on Wednesday and Friday, November 16 and 18. It features over 90 TY students and is directed by Rachel O’Connor. Musical director is Ms Carr, assistant musical directors are Ms McCarthy and Ms Bogle, and choreographed is Ms Kelly.
Tickets are available for sale in the school assembly area at lunch time or by phoning the school office on 074 97 21105. There are only a limited number of tickets available so the advice is to get them quickly.
This is a show not to be missed!
Cast
Natalie - Kenya Carr
Chad - Mark Meehan
Dennis - Jonathan Huss
Sylvia - Emily McLoone
Dean Hyde - David Lagan
Lorraine - Leah Herron
Sandra - Eva Britton McDyre
Jim Haller - Theo Colhoun
Mayor Matilda - Molly Tysall
Sheriff Earl - Cillian Sweeney
Warden - Joshua Green
Bus Driver - Mya Rowley
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