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Members of Castlebar Musical and Dramatic Society's next show, 'Sister Act'
A Castlebar group are setting out to entertain and enthrall the people of Mayo as they take to the stage for their version of 'Sister Act' late next month.
Castlebar Musical and Dramatic Society will be running the Paul Rudnick classic from March 27 to 29 in the TF Royal.
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The group have been in operation since 2014. The group debuted that year with 'Oklahoma!' and most recently received strong reviews for their production of 'Legally Blonde.' However, this year brings a different story from the streets(and convents) of San Francisco, as nuns and gangsters clash in this musical comedy.
Alongside the performances each evening at 8 pm, there will be a sensory-friendly performance on Saturday, March 29 at 2 pm.
Tickets can be purchased for their evening shows here, as well as tickets for their sensory-friendly performance here.
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