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Patrick hoping to become a star of the stage

"A BUDDING actor is hoping to represent the borough on stages across the country after securing a place at a prestigious drama school"

"Patrick fought off competition from thousands of entrants to grab a spot on the course."

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ALRA is a leading conservatoire drama school with a reputation for training hard working, fully-rounded professional actors.
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