Report on Berlin Trip by Sean O’Driscoll

On my way back from Berlin, Germany I decided to write a report on my experience taking part in the theatre workshop run by the Goethe Institute. This is how it went!

It began on a cold Tuesday morning in Berlin where the rest of the Irish team and I made our way over from the hostel to the theatre. In the theatre we...

Five lucky students from Presentation College are currently spending a week in Berlin courtesy of the Goethe-Institut. Presentation College was selected to represent Ireland in a German Theatre Project earlier in the year. The title of the project is ‘Europa im Wandel’ which roughly means ‘Europe in Transition’. The other countries involved are Denmark, Finland, Scotland and  Norway....

Students from Second, Transition and Fifth Year have been very busy over the last number of weeks preparing for the recent production of Blood Brothers. The production was a staff and student collaboration and we were delighted that all the expertise was to be found from within our school community. Countless hours of hard work, encouragement, rehearsals went into the creation of this year’s School Musical from all of the people involved in the production.....

Presentation College adaptation of Blood Brothers: Thursday 24 , Friday 25 and Saturday 26 October. Doors open at 19:30. Show begins at 20:00. Tickets available now.

Thirty-eight Fifth and Sixth Year Music students travelled to London for three days. Students visited the Natural History Museum, the Science Museum and the Victoria and Albert Museum. They also did a walking tour of the city centre sights, including Buck ...

A small part of Carlow was transformed into Dickensian London over the weekend as Presentation College staged the classic musical, ‘Oliver!’ The stunning performances from Second, Transition and Fifth Year students brought the house down with ...

The school is alive with the sounds of tracks from Bugsy Malone this week. Over 150 cast and crew are busy putting the finishing touches before their first performances on Tuesday, 22nd October for primary schools. Director David Doyle and Musical Director Maeve Lyons have been working hard over the last two months to ensure the show is of the highest standard. Evening Shows Thursday 24th, Friday 25th and Saturday 26th at 8pm . Tickets available from school reception.