Hit Longford production 'The Burn Book' returns following sold out run
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The Burn Book is set to hit the stage of the Abbeylara Community Centre this Saturday October 3.
Following its sold-out run in Edgeworthstown, the Mostrim Youth Players’ hit production The Burn Book is set to return to the stage this weekend.
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The production will come to Abbeylara Community Centre this Saturday October 3 for a special performance in aid of young people’s mental health.
With October 3 also being International Mean Girls Day, audiences are being encouraged to wear pink in honour of the occasion.
Organisers are inviting audiences to come along for what promises to be an evening of drama and laughter while also supporting an important cause as the performance is being held in aid of Lus na Gréine, which provides support for young people in North Longford.
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Heavily inspired by the movie phenomenon Mean Girls, the show’s run at Edgeworthstown Community Centre last month drew large crowds, with the opening night swiftly selling out.
The Burn Book represented a major milestone for the Edgeworthstown-based Mostrim Youth Players, becoming the drama group’s first full-scale musical production.
Featuring a talented local youth cast, including Mikey Mollaghan and Phoebe Coughlan, the production is spearheaded by the group’s drama facilitators Alana Coughlan and Setanta Flood. Tickets are €15 with proceeds going to Lus na Gréine.