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06 Sept 2025
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A scene from Snow White at Esker Arts Centre
Tullamore Stage School students entertained packed audiences in Esker Arts last weekend, with their annual production 'Snow White'.
Students ranging in age from four to sixteen presented a variety of music, song. dance and comedy in the first half, which included excerpts from Disney, Wicked, Jesus Christ Superstar and many more.
The second half presented the story of 'Snow White' in panto style.
Under the direction of Regina McCarthy, assisted by Aisling Minnock and Chloe Todd, the students delivered very polished performances over four shows. Audience members were in awe of the talent and standards of excellence which these young performers achieved.
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