Dayna Quinlan has won the Overall National Award of Excellence in her singing grade exam
Midland Drama Schools are celebrating yet again on another Overall Award of Excellence
Midland Drama Schools are celebrating yet again on another Overall Award of Excellence
Singing student Dayna Quinlan has won the Overall National Award of Excellence in her singing grade exam - ''Recital Performance in Musical Theatre Voice''.
This accolade is awarded by Leinster School of Music Griffith College, Dublin.
This award is highly sought after annually by students and is very competitive as nominees and winners are selected by rigorous rounds of adjudication by Leinster School of Music and Griffith College adjudicators.
Winners are then selected from all the exam students who participate in music , drama and singing throughout Ireland, which makes the selection process even a higher standard to compete in .
Midland Drama School Director and teacher, Lorraine Wynne commented: “I'm over 30 years now teaching in Midland Drama Schools and excitement never changes when I receive news of this achievement."
"How proud we are and thrilled for Dayna to have won this award. She has been nominated many times and short listed and now has won it. She is very hard working and exceptionally talented young girl with a very bright future ahead."
Dayna has been attending singing lessons with Lorraine in Midland Drama Schools since the early age of nine along with drama classes. Since then Dayna has successfully completed all her grades in singing receiving medals and distinctions year after year, playing the lead role in many of Midland Drama Schools productions.
Dayna is also a very talented songwriter and musician and performs regularly for many events .
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