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Fast paced, plenty to enjoy

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A big bouquet to Gisborne Musical Theatre for their latest production “School of Rock”.

As a classical music-loving Superannuitant, I wasn’t sure what to expect, but discovered that there was plenty to enjoy in this fast-paced show.

The sheer hard work involved in productions like these is amazing, and there are as many involved backstage as there are in the limelight.

From teenagers to mature folk, you can be guaranteed a good night out. Support local talent; you won’t be disappointed.

Diane McLean

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