11:43AM, Tuesday 20 March 2012
Stage school pupils displayed their skills last week.
Redroofs Theatre School celebrated the 30th anniversary of it's full time day school in Maidenhead by putting on a show called School for Stars.
The spectacular saw pupils perform tap routines, group dances and songs from Les Miserables and Ghost the Musical.
It ran from Thursday to Saturday at the school's own theatre The Novello in Sunninghill.
Co-head Carolyn Mayling said: "It was a fantastic show. Everybody went out buzzing. We had a standing ovation on the last night. There was just so much talent on display."
Redroofs launched its full time school at 26 Bath Road in 1981. Its first year of full time pupils included actress Lucy Benjamin and Maidenhead actor Matthew Cottle, who is starring at the Theatre Royal, Windsor this week.
Past pupils include superstar Kate Winslet, Tracey Beaker actress Dani Harmer, West End stars Gina and Mazz Murray, Downton Abbey star Joanne Froggatt and actress Ali Bastien.
Redroofs pupil Kerry Ingram has been nominated for an Olivier award for her role in Matilda.
See them performing below.
Comments
Paid Stories
Most read
CCTV of a man officers would like to speak to following a distraction burglary
Top Ten Articles
Members of staff at Wexham Park Hospital have tested positive for coronavirus, and the elderly care ward affected has been closed to new admissions for two weeks.
The Royal Borough has confirmed its first case of coronavirus.
© Copyright 2016 Baylis Media Limited All right reserved
