The Revue

Every year students and staff from across the college come together to create and perform the very popular Ashbourne Revue, showcasing their skills and talents in art, fashion, music, dance and drama.

This spectacular event, which takes place at the end of the autumn term, has been running for more than two decades and was originally set up by the art department as a fashion show. Today’s performances include acting, comedy, cultural display, drumming ensembles, fashion catwalks, football skills, graphic design, musical performance, modern dance, traditional dance and much more. The show usually pulls in a huge audience and for many students it is the outstanding and memorable experience of their time at Ashbourne.

1. What is The Revue?
The Revue is an annual performance event where students and staff showcase their talents in art, fashion, music, dance, and drama. It is one of the most popular highlights of the college year.

2. Where is the Ashbourne Revue held?
The Revue is hosted in a professional venue with theatre-standard facilities. This provides students with a real performance experience and ensures the event feels special for both performers and the audience.

3. Why is the Revue important to the college community?
The Revue is more than just a performance; it is a celebration of Ashbourne’s creativity, diversity, and community spirit. It gives students a platform to share their talents, build confidence, and strengthen connections across the college.

4. What types of performances are included in the Revue?
Performances range from acting, comedy, and cultural displays to drumming ensembles, musical performances, and modern and traditional dance. The event also features fashion catwalks, football skills, and graphic design showcases.