Students from the Longreach School of Distance Education thrilled a crowd of hundreds with their latest annual end of year production.
A crowd of 600 crammed into the Longreach civic centre to catch the musical, dubbed The Amazing Adventures of Super Stan.
LSODE students swap school work for the big stage
One of many dance numbers from the Super Stan LSODE production.
Michelle and Daniel Larsen with children Hamish, Nicholas and Hannah.
Robin Scholes and Bella Clements.
Former students Jess Whitehead, Emily Scott, Niamh Brook, Elke Robertson and Ruby Bradshaw
Nicola Britton with Sienna and Braxton.
School captains for 2019 Louis Brown, Dom Faggotter and Elka McClymont.
Year 6 graduating students with teacher Dane McDonald.
Family and friends cram into the Longreach civic centre for the school's end of year award ceremony.
The Minions making an appearance during the performance.
Director Sean Dennehy with vice principal and producer Rachelle Moore.
Performers cap the end of one of the acts.
Philippa, Jessica and Sash Whitehead with Jacqueline Guy and John Whitehead, from Corfield.
Inga Gibson and Damion Brazier with Kim, Luke, Guy and Sarah Gibson.
Reuben Hollingsworth as Super Stan with Dom Faggotter as Mayor Donut.
The Walker family from Ravensbourne, Blackall.
Robin Scholes had two grandchildren taking on leading roles in the performance - Thomas and Jennifer - and said both had enjoyed their taste of the limelight.
The production took 12 months to pull together from audition to debut, and is the fourth annual performance put on by the school.
It followed the school’s annual graduation and awards ceremony, which also took place at the Longreach civic centre.
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