Shows

Our students perform at various events and recent credits include:

5km and 1km Fun Run The Piece Hall, Halifax

The July Project The Piece Hall, Halifax

Dinner with Dinosaurs Manor Heath, Halifax

‘Jump’  The Square Chapel, Centre for the Arts Halifax.
July 2009

'Aladdin'  The Square Chapel, Centre for the Arts Halifax.
January 2010

'Jump 2!' A Showcase of Talent! The Halifax Playhouse
July 2010

The Halifax Christmas Lights Switch On! (The Pulse! of West Yorkshire)  The Piece Hall, Halifax
November 2010

Disney's High School Musical 2! On Stage! The Square Chapel, Centre for the Arts, Halifax
July 2011

Reviews

High School Musical 2 is a triumph on the small stage!

Published Date: 5th July 2011
By Julia Anderson
Andrew Milthorpe Danceworks & Theatreworks Performers School
The Square Chapel, Centre for the Arts, Halifax

Superb central performances, confident singing, high-energy, complex, often accesorised dance routines, deft stagecraft and strong ensemble support conveyed the wholesome exuberance of High School Musical 2 with infectious joy. Successfully negotiating the small stage and relishing their opportunities to perform, every member the hand-picked cast shone in director Andrew Milthorpe’s fast-paced, focussed and totally professional production.

In HSM2 Troy, Gabriella, the Evans siblings and the Wildcats are about to embark on summer jobs at Lava Springs Country Club, owned by Sharpay’s big shot father.  The story may be simple – some might say simple-minded – but the demands of the choreography, ballads, pop numbers and choruses, to say nothing of the snappy dialogue propelling the story, are anything but.

Katie-Faye Moorhouse was perfect as outrageously spoilt, vain, self-centred Sharpay, contrasting well with Nikki Clarke’s sweet-natured Gabriella whose moving rendition of I Gotta Find My Own Way was quite outstanding.

Hayden Sugden and Jonny Redman gave convincing performances as Troy and Ryan with Esther Myers a suitably put-upon – and very elegant Fulton. Sweet-voiced Rosie Cowell, Corey Mitchell, Liam Parkin and Tobias Stephenson also made their mark.


Source: Evening Courier
Location: Halifax