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The Young Americans are on their way to Kerry
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STUDENTS in Kerry will get a unique opportunity to shine thanks to the Young Americans who are on their way to the county next weekend. The Young Americans is a not-for-profit organisation that works with students all over the US and Europe.
Founded in 1962, it is a charity dedicated to the promotion of understanding and goodwill among people throughout the world through music, dance, performance, academic education, and cultural interaction among student members and their audiences. “We are delighted to have secured a booking with them for the weekend of February 3, 4 and 5 to work with the young people of Kerry,” said Donal O’Reilly, deputy principal, Killorglin Community College.
Anyone from 8 to 18 can take part in this weekend-long workshop which will unfold in Killorglin. The cost per student is €55 for the three days. “The Young Americans have taken every town that they have visited by storm and have been invited back over and over,” said Mr O’Reilly.
Whether you are experienced in speech and drama, or just would like to build your confidence, if you want a lead role in the grand finale show or just a small walk-on part, the Young Americans have a place for you. “They cover all aspects of performance, music, arts, drama and comedy,” added Mr O’Reilly.
You can sign up today by contacting Killorglin Community College on 066-97 61168 or via social media @KillorglinCC