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Cast members from Buncrana Pantomime Society’s production of Cinderella, Lisa Gallagher, Maria Doherty Lee and Shauna McKinley
The Buncrana Pantomime Society has raised €6,000 for parish funds from its 50th-anniversary production of Cinderella.
The show, which ran in St Mary’s Hall in Buncrana for two weeks in January and February, involved more than 60 performers and a backstage team of almost 150 people.
The society has extended “a heartfelt thank you” to everyone who supported the production.
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“It was a truly special year for us, and thanks to our incredible audiences, we are thrilled to announce that the show raised a profit of €6,000, which has been donated back into the Parochial funds,” the pantomime society said.
“This success simply wouldn’t have been possible without everyone who bought a ticket and joined us in the aisles, our generous sponsors for their continued backing, and those who contributed prizes for our raffles and draws.
“Your support ensures that the magic of panto continues in Buncrana for the next 50 years.”
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