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Footloose ready to roll

Students Aaron, Tue, Ricardo and Kris, from Suzanne Cory High School, are rehearsing for the upcoming musical Footloose. Photo: Damjan Janevski
By Alesha Capone

Students from a Werribee school will be rocking and rolling when they cut footloose and kick off their Sunday shoes next month. Pupils from the Suzanne Cory High School will perform Footloose: The Musical, in a show directed by teacher Helena Moore. The show will be held nightly at 7pm from Thursday, August 10 to Saturday, August 12. It will be staged in the school auditorium at 225 Hoppers Lane, Werribee. Tickets: $20 general admission, $15 student/concession or $45 family pass (four tickets). See trybooking.com/QUBH for details.

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