Townsville Grammar School’s first ever junior school play ‘Alice’s Magical Adventure’ gets ready to show

A new set of superstars will be in the spotlight this weekend, acting in Townsville Grammar School’s ‘Alice’s Magical Adventure’ as the school expands it’s performing arts offerings.

Townsville Grammar School Junior Students, Nadana Raguharan, 10, (White Rabbit), Gemma Enfantie, 11, (Alice), Zara Boldery, 9, (Mad Hatter) and Rory Glen, 12, (Cheshire Cat), will perform Alice’s Magical Adventure. Picture: Shae Beplate.

A new set of superstars will be in the spotlight this weekend, acting in Townsville Grammar School’s inaugural junior school production ‘Alice’s Magical Adventure’.

Almost 250 students from years four to six have a role to play in the production - the first of its kind for Grammar.

Townsville Grammar School principal Timothy Kelly said the inclusion of a junior school production was a significant addition to the school’s performing arts calendar.

“The junior school production now joins the middle school and senior school productions as regular opportunities for students to engage in the performing arts,” Mr Kelly said.

“I am so pleased to see this event come to fruition.”

Townsville Grammar School Junior Students, Rory Glen, 12, (Cheshire Cat), Dieter Botes, 11, (The King), Zara Boldery, 9, (Mad Hatter), Nadana Raguharan, 10, (White Rabbit), Alexandria Payne, 10, (The Queen) and Gemma Enfantie, 11, (Alice), will perform Alice’s Magical Adventure. Picture: Shae Beplate.

At the centre of the junior production are two tireless teachers, Charlene Moskovitch and Jenna Fielder, who’ve written, choreographed and directed the performance - not easy when you need to create nearly 250 roles for a horde of first-time actors.

Alice’s Magical Adventure will be performed four times over the weekend to a crowd of friends and family.

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