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13 Nov 2025

Tipperary school hits the high notes with dazzling 'West End to Broadway' musical

CCS students wow audiences in a vibrant showcase of talent, passion, and creativity

Tipperary school hits the high notes with dazzling 'West End to Broadway' musical

Cashel Community School in Tipperary has once again demonstrated its reputation for artistic excellence with its annual school musical, West End to Broadway. The production, which ran this week, brought together highlights from 16 celebrated musicals in a single performance, offering audiences a sweeping and ambitious showcase of talent.

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The class of 2025, who took to the stage, impressed with performances that organisers described as infused with “incredible talent, passion, and heart.” From intricate choreography to powerful vocal numbers, the students’ dedication and skill were evident in every scene, making for a memorable theatrical experience. 

Staff and the wider school community were praised for their vital role in supporting the production. Organisers acknowledged the “unwavering support that makes moments like this possible,” noting that the collaboration between teachers, students, and families was central to the success of the show.

This year’s musical marks the 31st consecutive year of musicals at CCS, a record that speaks to the school’s long-standing commitment to nurturing creativity and celebrating the performing arts.

Organisers noted that this year’s performance had reached “truly next level” standards, reflecting both the ambition of the production and the dedication of all involved. The annual musical has become a highlight of the school calendar and a source of pride for the wider community. 

It offers students the opportunity to develop their artistic abilities, work as part of a team, and engage with the rich tradition of musical theatre. By combining elements from a wide range of West End and Broadway shows, CCS’s production provided a vivid demonstration of the school’s creative vision and the talents of its students.

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