Oyster Lane Theatre to hold information night about upcoming show

By Amy Lewis

June 25 2016 12:00 AM

Oyster Lane Theatre Group's upcoming show Legally Blonde will be in the spotlight on June 23 when the group hold an information night for those looking to get involved.

Kicking off at 8 p.m. in the Gaelscoil, Whiterock Hill, the event will give people an insight into what these year's show entails and detail what positions need to be filled over the coming weeks. The group are not only looking for singers and dancers but for those willing to help out with props, backstage and front of house.

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