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06 Sept 2025
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06 Sept 2025
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Ballymahon Pantomine
Following their sell out production of Cinderalla at Ballymahon Vocational School in 2022, BVS open their doors next week with a brand-new panto adventure, Rapunzel and The League of Princesses.
Rapunzel and the League of Princesses is the ultimate girl power story that has never been told before. Join heroes Rapunzel (Roisin Bulger), Cinderella (Sarah Kelly) and Snow White (Louise Keegan) as they team up to rescue their Princes and defeat the evil Gothel (Conor Delaney) whose goal it is to destroy all happy ever afters.
This laugh a minute adventure is awash with great songs, dances and jokes and features a strong chorus of over 100 students from BVS. The show runs from Tuesday December 3 to Thursday, December 5 nightly at 8pm, with matinees happening in the afternoons for local national schools.
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Tickets are only available by booking online. This link for tickets sales can be found at https://www. gr8events.ie/bvspanto.
Ballymahon Vocational School’s production of Rapunzel and the League of Princesses is will be an entertaining and fun filled evening of singing dancing and bringing a little bit of magic to all the children of Ballymahon and surrounding areas (small kids and big kids alike).
Rapunzel and the League of Princesses is set to do just that, sending delighted audiences with a little Christmas magic for the weeks ahead.
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