Gallery: Showtime in Kells as the curtain lifts for Cinderella
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Katie and Aoife O’Reilly with Amy and Conor Quinn.Image 2 of 23
Nicola, Emily and Holly Quirke.Image 3 of 23
Jess and Amelia Pike.Image 4 of 23
Priscilla Walker and family.Image 5 of 23
Charley Deigan, Niamh Callaghan and Kyle Deigan.Image 6 of 23
Sandra McDonnell, Brian O Neill and Alice Mulvanny.Image 7 of 23
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Niamh Kangley, Susan O’Brien, Pamela Kangley with the girls Kathlin and Kayla Farrelly.Image 9 of 23
Leane , Eve and Ava Halpin and Shane Whelan.Image 10 of 23
Helping out... Paddy Rogers and Ann Valentine.Image 11 of 23
Simon McCann with Niamh, Max and Eva.Image 12 of 23
Brendan McEleron with Stephanie, Emma and Adrianne.Image 13 of 23
Erin Smith with Aoife and Eimer Farrelly O’Halloran.Image 14 of 23
Sophie and Emily Yore and Catlin Moore.Image 15 of 23
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Months of hard work, creative thinking and dedicated rehearsal culminated in the Kells Musical & Dramatic Society’s production of ‘Cinderella’ which opened in Kells Theatre on Friday night.
The chorus were in fine form with great singing and energy on stage and the show opened with the song ‘Don’t Stop’ and the energy never stopped for even one second as the panto romped along at great speed and panache with a host of comic characters, providing belly laughs and hilarious comic situations.
The Ugly sisters, Verruca and Diarrhoea and of course the feared and wicked Stepmother Salmonella give poor Cinderella a very hard time but she does manage to find her Prince Charming in the end helped along with a cast of 70, all in superb form.
A captivated audience watched the 45th production by this popular Musical Society and, once again the cast managed to encapsulate the magic of this most popular of all fairytales.
It was written and directed by John Grant who always finds new and creative ways to entertain with a witty script and story line, great sets and dance routines.
The show continues its run this weekend from Friday 11th at 7.30pm, Saturday 12th at 2.30 and 7.30pm and Sunday 13th at 2.30. There are still some seats left with booking taken at 087 7101671 from 11am to 6pm daily or contact the Kells Theatre kellstheatre@gmail.com