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TITCHFIELD FESTIVAL THEATRE 17-18th february 2023

act 1

OPENING UP from "Waitress"

Ella Burgos, Lucy Mengham, Tabitha Smith-Allen, Joshua Witt and full company


TIMES ARE HARD FOR DREAMERS from "Amelie"

Charlotte Cragg, Jeanne Kamakoue, Kezia Evans


MORNING PERSON from "Shrek"

Charlotte Cragg, Joshua Witt, Laila Berry, Ruby Marsh

Tap Dancers - Millie Baker, Hazel Betteridge, Erin Buchanan, Tori Clark, Ruby Eden, Jack Edwards, Poppy Grech, Abigail Irish, Lucy Mengham


SEIZE THE DAY from "Newsies"

Archie Crockett, Ben Irish and full company


NAUGHTY from "Matilda"

Millie Baker, Esme Fitch-Ballard, Ruby March, Evie Payne- Simmons, Laila Berry, Nieve Crockett, Savannah Dickson, Gabriella Elder, Lily Grech, Ethan Harding, Olivia Hughes, Evie Nonclercq James Watson, Arthur Westmorland


QUIET from "Matilda"

Ella Burgos


I'M NEARLY EIGHT, monologue from "Blood Brothers"

Arthur Westmorland


ALMOST NEARLY PERFECT from "Charlie and the Chocolate Factory"

James Watson, Millie Baker, Laila Berry, Nieve Crockett, Savannah Dickson, Gabriella Elder, Esme Fitch-Ballard, Lily Grech, Ethan Harding, Olivia Hughes, Ruby Marsh, Evie Nonclercq, Evie Payne-Simmons, Arthur Westmorland


IF ONLY YOU WOULD LISTEN from "School of Rock"

Laila Berry, Gabriella Elder, James Watson, Millie Baker, Nieve Crockett, Savannah Dickson, Esme Fitch-Ballard, Lily Grech, Ethan Harding, Olivia Hughes, Ruby Marsh, Evie Nonclercq, Evie Payne-Simmons, Arthur Westmorland


SOUL OF A MAN from "Kinky Boots"

Ben Irish


WAVING THROUGH A WINDOW from "Dear Evan Hansen"

Jack Edwards, Kezia Evans, Paul Jacques, Emma Moignard


THE SCHUYLER SISTERS from "Hamilton"

Archie Crockett, Abigail Irish, Lucy Megham, Tabith Smith-Allen


ON MY OWN from "Les Miserables"

Heidi Butcher


ONE DAY MORE from "Les Miserables"

Ella Burgos, Charlotte Cragg, Archie Crockett, Jack Edwards, Kezia Evans, Ben Irish, Paul Jacques, Joshua Witt and full company

ACT 2

WELCOME TO THE ROCK from "Come From Away"

Ella Burgos, Heidi Butcher, Archie Crockett, Tori Clark, Jack Edwards, Kezia Evans, Ben Irish, Paul Jacques, Tabitha Smith-Allen, Lucy Mengham, Hazel Betteridge, Erin Buchanan, Ruby Eden, Poppy Grech, Abigail Irish, Jeanne Kamakoue, Emma Moignard, Fabian Rodgers, Zac Williams, Joshua Witt


FALLING SLOWLY from "Once"

Ben Irish and Lucy Mengham


DOMINO from "and Juliet"

Heidi Butcher, Tori Clark, Jack Edwards, Lucy Mengham


I'M NOT THAT GIRL from "Wicked"

Jeanne Kamakoue


FOUND/TONIGHT by Ben Platt and Lin-Manuel Miranda

Ben Irish and Paul Jacques


REWRITE THE STARS from "The Greatest Showman"

Jack Edwards and Tabitha Smith-Allen


THIS IS ME from "The Greatest Showman"

Millie Baker, Savannah Dickson, Esme Fitch-Ballard, Ethan Harding, Ruby Marsh, Evie Payne-Simmons, James Watson and full company


BEGGIN' from "Jersey Boys"

Archie Crockett, Jack Edwards, Ben Irish and Zac Williams


SIX from "Six"

Ella Burgos, Heidi Butcher, Charlotte Cragg, Abigail Irish, Lucy Mengham, Tabitha Smith-Allen

Dancers - Hazel Betteridge, Erin Buchanan, Tori Clark, Ruby Eden, Kezia Evans, Poppy Grech, Jeanne Kamakoue, Emma Moignard


OMIGOD YOU GUYS from "Legally Blonde"

Heidi Butcher, Charlotte Cragg, Savannah Dickson, Ruby Eden, Kezia Evans, Abigail Irish, Jeanne Kamakoue, Lucy Menghm and all female company

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NODA REVIEW

what's next musical concert - 18th february 2023

Director – Paul Clements 

Choreographer – Helen Wallis 

Venue – Titchfield Festival Theatre, Titchfield 

Type of production – Compilation


I always look forward to coming along to a Stage One show. Each time you astound me with your talents which always seem way beyond your years, and you give us a show that puts many adult groups to shame. For a first show in a new venue (Titchfield Festival Theatre) you looked remarkably at home, and the audience received a very warm welcome into this comfortable venue.


To call What’s Next a ‘concert’ would be to seriously undersell it. This was not just a sequence of everyone’s favourite songs, but a well-thought-out selection of refreshingly different pieces of music that were cleverly blended into a breath-taking and seamless showcase of the talents present in the group.


I am not going to pick out individuals because this was mainly an ensemble piece with very few solo numbers. Every single person on stage shone – you all sang or spoke, moved, tapped, danced, and played your instruments to perfection, and you all looked as though you were having the time of your lives.

 

With such enthusiasm bursting out from the stage, your audience could not fail to love everything you did – and I hope we showed our appreciation properly at the end! Had I not already been seeing another show in the evening, I would have stopped at the box office on the way out and booked to see it all again!


Apart from one or two costumes to enhance numbers, everyone wore their everyday clothes, which was just right. The lighting was well designed and enhanced the pictures created at the end of each number and, thanks to the head mics most people were wearing, a good sound balance was achieved between the singers and the quality soundtracks used. Continuing the theme of quality, the well-designed programme provided all we needed to know about the show and the company, as well as the touching messages from your supporters.


Director Paul Clements and Choreographer Helen Wallis, you have waved your magic wands and put together a spectacular showcase for the talents of not only the youngsters in the group but the people behind the scenes who made it happen. I loved the way that one number was seamlessly blended into the next, with performers lingering a little to see What’s Next? Choreography used every available space on the stage and was executed to perfection. I couldn’t believe what a short rehearsal time you’d had – everything flowed so smoothly and was done so well.


At the end of each act, you kindly gave us a little taste of your next two shows – I can’t wait, they promise to be exceptionally good! Huge WELL DONE to everyone.


Mark Donalds 

NODA SE District 10 Representative

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