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659 days ago

LPAC Studios and The Performing Arts Charitable Trust CATS Young Actors Edition

Lynn Neighbourly Lead from Ngongotaha

Kia ora Koutou, Hi Everyone !!!

I attended the CATS Young Actors Edition last night...
WOW!!!
If you are asking yourself the question "Shall I take my family/children/partner to see CATS ?" Will my tamariki/children enjoy it?
Yes !!!! and they will LOVE It !!! This show is for the whole family...
Last night the children in the audience were 'spell bound' a very much captivated audience.
This show is inspiring, with so many young actors on stage together. So much talent in one place.

You will Love It !!!!

18th April -21st April 2024
Tickets available through Ticketmaster

LPAC Studios and The Performing Arts Charitable Trust CATS Young Actors Edition 18th April -21st April 2024.pdf Download View

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