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Students of Sacred Heart School staged Legally Blonde
STUDENTS from the Sacred Heart School in Tullamore were recently recognised for their achievements in musical theatre following the school’s acclaimed production of Legally Blonde last year.
Gerry Sweeney, president of the Association of Irish Musical Societies (AIMS), visited the school to present the awards in person.
Grace Cleary (pictured above) accepted the award for the school’s nomination for Best Student Production Team, while fellow student Ella Condron (pictured below) received the award for Best Comedienne in recognition of her outstanding performance as Paulette in the hit show.
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Both students were warmly congratulated by staff and peers for their success, which highlights the continued strength of Sacred Heart School’s musical theatre programme.
Preparations are already underway for this year’s production, The Addams Family, which promises to be another exciting and memorable performance for local audiences.
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