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Pirates? Yes they arrrrrr…

Over 100 Good Shepherd Lutheran College students prepare for Disney's Peter Pan performance later this month.
By HOLLIE HARRIS

By HOLLIE HARRIS

GOOD Shepherd Lutheran College at Noosa will open its doors at the end of this month for three nights of pirates and swashbuckling on the set of Disney’s Peter Pan.
Children from ages eight to 12 will set sail aboard Captain Hook’s ship on 27, 28, 29 and 30 July in a monumental production of over 100 students.
Teachers and students have been hard at work perfecting this family production for our community. Don’t miss supporting these up and coming stars of the stage taking on a Disney classic.
Tickets are $18 for adults and $13 for students/concessions/seniors and are on sale now via flexischools.com.au or contact Good Shepherd Lutheran College on 5455 8600.

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