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They like to be under the sea

IT WAS all hands on deck for the Good Shepherd Lutheran College’s performances of Little Mermaid Jr, last week.
The directors of the musical, Jim Tomkins and Hayley Yappa said the cast and crew had been busy rehearsing since October last year.
“This fantastic spectacle was the product of months of hard work and dedication on the part of the students, staff and parents,” they said.
“Our talented students have brought unflagging enthusiasm and energy to the production and we are so proud of them. It has been rewarding seeing the growth of each individual student and the wonderful atmosphere of collaboration and camaraderie in the team.
“We hope the students will remember this experience as one of the highlights of their primary schooling.”
The students put on an impressive performance of the Disney classic, while the crew had created outstanding scenes and backdrops for the stage.
Congratulations to the whole cast and crew of Little Mermaid Jr for a wonderful performance.

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