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College performance sees students dazzle with dance, drama and music
'Does Your Mother Know' from Mamma Mia was performed at Lowestoft Sixth Form College's Performance Showcase. Picture: Ella-Rose Harrison-Reeve - Credit: Archant
Budding performers had their time to shine at a sixth form's annual extravaganza.
Lowestoft Sixth Form College treated audiences to an extravaganza of dance, drama and musical theatre at its annual Performance Showcase. Picture: Ella-Rose Harrison-Reeve - Credit: Archant
Lowestoft Sixth Form College (L6FC) staged its two-night Performance Showcase on March 21 and 22, treating audiences to a feast of dance, drama and musical theatre.
The college's performing arts students were joined on stage by pupils from Beccles Free School, Ormiston Denes Academy and Clockwork Dance Company.
Lowestoft Sixth Form College treated audiences to an extravaganza of dance, drama and musical theatre at its annual Performance Showcase. Picture: Ella-Rose Harrison-Reeve - Credit: Archant
A highlight of the event included renditions of 'Masquerade' and 'Think Of Me' from The Phantom of the Opera, while Beccles students added some impressive dance performances to the mix, including solos from Maisie Pollard and Holly Wilson.
Pupils Laura Bettinson, Maiya Swan and Sophie Burch, from Ormiston Denes, demonstrated their talent with solos of their own.
There was a sneak peak of Singin in the Rain, being performed at the Players Theatre. Picture: Ella-Rose Harrison-Reeve - Credit: Archant
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L6FC students Chloe Jane Smith and Benjamin Head also shone throughout with monologues, solo songs and dances, while they were also part of the bigger musical theatre numbers which showcased students' versatility and talent.
Lowestoft Sixth Form College treated audiences to an extravaganza of dance, drama and musical theatre at its annual Performance Showcase. Picture: Ella-Rose Harrison-Reeve - Credit: Archant
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There was a sneak peak of Singin in the Rain, being performed at the Players Theatre. Picture: Ella-Rose Harrison-Reeve - Credit: Archant
'Masquerade' from The Phantom of the Opera was performed. Picture: Ella-Rose Harrison-Reeve - Credit: Archant
Lowestoft Sixth Form College treated audiences to an extravaganza of dance, drama and musical theatre at its annual Performance Showcase. Picture: Ella-Rose Harrison-Reeve - Credit: Archant
'Masquerade' from The Phantom of the Opera was performed. Picture: Ella-Rose Harrison-Reeve - Credit: Archant
'Naughty' from Matilda was performed. Picture: Ella-Rose Harrison-Reeve - Credit: Archant
Lowestoft Sixth Form College treated audiences to an extravaganza of dance, drama and musical theatre at its annual Performance Showcase. Picture: Ella-Rose Harrison-Reeve - Credit: Archant
A number from Hamilton was performed. Picture: Ella-Rose Harrison-Reeve - Credit: Archant
Lowestoft Sixth Form College treated audiences to an extravaganza of dance, drama and musical theatre at its annual Performance Showcase. Picture: Ella-Rose Harrison-Reeve - Credit: Archant
Chloe Jane Smith performs at Lowestoft Sixth Form College's Performance Showcase. Picture: Ella-Rose Harrison-Reeve - Credit: Archant
The Clockwork Dance Company performed. Picture: Ella-Rose Harrison-Reeve - Credit: Archant
Lowestoft Sixth Form College treated audiences to an extravaganza of dance, drama and musical theatre at its annual Performance Showcase. Picture: Ella-Rose Harrison-Reeve - Credit: Archant
