Killina Presentation Secondary School's Transition Year students took to the stage to perform their eagerly-anticipated school production of 'Aladdin's Tale'.
The show, which ran across two evenings on November 19 and 20, also featured a special matinee performance for local primary schools on the morning of November 19.
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After two months of dedicated rehearsals, commitment, and creative collaboration, the students delivered a vibrant, entertaining, and energetic performance that showcased their talent both on and off the stage.
The role of Aladdin was confidently played by Callan Kinnarney who brought charm and humour to the character. Ciara Nugent delivered a poised and engaging performance as Princess Jasmine, supported beautifully by her attendants Ana, Sorcha, and Amelia, who added elegance and warmth to each scene.
Rory Byrne shone as the Genie, bringing comedy, charisma, and crowd-pleasing energy to the stage.
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What set this production apart was the remarkable involvement of students across multiple subjects. As an entirely in-house show, Aladdin’s Tale became a cross-curricular project.
Art teachers and students designed the colourful and imaginative set. Woodwork teachers and students constructed the staging and props. Whilst the Home Economics teachers and students contributed through costume design.
The production’s success was supported by a dedicated team of teachers who guided and encouraged the students throughout the process. These were headlined by Ms Fitzpatrick who served as the Musical Director, Drama Teacher Ms Swanepoel and Choreographer Ms O’Brien.
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