Killarney

By Michelle Crean 
<h3>A 14-year-old schoolgirl is definitely a talent to watch as a musical she has been writing over three years is ready for its public debut.</h3>
Sinead Marie Greene, who is going in to Second Year in Killarney Community College next week, is excited to showcase &#8216;Prom Queen&#8217;, a new jukebox musical using well known songs to tell a story.
 Today (Friday), together with 11 local teenage girls and singing teacher Sorcha O&rsquo;Connor, she&#8217;ll be holding a virtual concert of the best songs and numbers from the musical.
 And in the future she has big plans to bring it to a physical stage when the easing of restrictions allow.
 &#8220;I highly recommend this to any teenagers or parents, or anyone who just wants to watch a concert of amazingly talented teens,&#8221; Sinead told the Killarney Advertiser.
 &#8220;We are hoping to put it on a stage fully sometime next year using the money that this concert makes. You can find us on Instagram under @promqueenthemusical and the ticket link is in the description/bio there.&#8221;
 The tickets are &euro;4 and you can also buy a virtual programme for &euro;1 extra.
 &#8220;Buying a ticket also gets you a link to watch our talent showcase where all of our cast performs a song so we could showcase all of them individually. You can enjoy two concerts for the price of &euro;4!&#8221;
 She added that she&#8217;s so grateful to Sorcha O&rsquo;Connor, her amazing singing teacher who helped to get it up and running and for involving her two friends Siobhain Bustin and Jack Brosnan.
 &#8220;Another huge thank you to Killarney School of Music for allowing us to use their facilities for rehearsals.&#8221;

Virtual concert to showcase teen's talent

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