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Sunshine Coast Youth Theatre presents Aladdin Jr

Sunshine Coast Youth Theatre brings the smash hit Disney movie musical “Aladdin Jr” to life on stage at The J Noosa these holidays.

The cast of 48 young performers, all aged between 7–18 years, will present this family favourite with a youthful, vibrant energy.

‘Aladdin’ was first released as a Disney animated feature in 1992, and became a memorable smash hit with a magical score by Alan Menken and an iconic vocal performance by the late Robin Williams.

It was then adapted to the stage, opening on Broadway in 2014, before being re-imagined in a live action feature opening last month. Now it’s Sunshine Coast Youth Theatre’s turn to bring the magic to life.

“I grew up watching the original Disney cartoon,” Director Madison Thew-Keyworth said.

“I used to sing Friend Like Me at the top of my lungs and then pretend I was flying around the lounge room on a magic carpet. To get to work on this show now is a wish come true.”

Sunshine Coast Youth Theatre is the longest running theatre school in Noosa, running weekly classes as well as summer and winter camps each year.

“Aladdin Jr” will be their 18th Camp – having previously staged shows such as “Singin’ in the Rain Jr”, “Shrek Jr” and “High School Musical Jr” to name a few.

Like all Disney shows, Aladdin Jr is incredibly family friendly and makes for the perfect school holiday activity. This 90 minute version is just the right length for kids, and the show’s infectious, danceable songs are sure to engage the young and old alike.

“Aladdin Jr” will have two performances (2pm and 7pm) on Saturday 6 July at The J Noosa. Tickets are on sale through The J’s website – www.thej.com.au, over the phone on (07) 5329 6560 or in person at the Box Office.

So grab your magic carpet, make a wish, and experience a whole new world with SCYT these holidays.

 

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