Stagecoach

The LAMDA exam results arrived this morning. I am pleased to say that everyone passed and if you would like to e mail me on thindmarsh15@gmail.com I will scan your exam form in and attach it on a reply to you. The exam sheets and certificates will be available at the start of next term. Well Done Everyone!! Particular congratulations should go to Erin Robinson of Darlington Saturday AM school who achieved the highest mark of all our Verse and Prose candidates - 88% (DISTINCTION) and Stuart Thompson of Darlington Friday School and the All Boy Dance Class who gained 85% (DISTINCTION) - the highest mark in the Acting exams.

Below is the video of Hairspray bY STARE at BishoP Auckland Castle. Photos to follow shortly. Enjoy!

Tomson Boylett of Yarm Morning school, and the winner of our boys` Singing competition, won through in the auditions that we publicised for “Carrots”, to a place in the show in Richmond Georgian Theatre in August and Billingham Forum Theatre in February 2009. Well done Tomson!  Did anyone else go along? Were you successful? 

Heya Trudy!

I’ve sent you some photos, which I took at the civic when we danced to footloose! It was sooo much fun and I hope everyone enjoyed it! I sure did!!

Have a look through them and see what you like

Love Hayley Moohan xx

(The Video of this dance during rehearsal can be found at the bottom of this page also)

I have just realised that I have not posted to the web site the winner of the boys` singing competition.

Pippa Anderson - an ex-Singing teacher from stagecoach came to judge and we were both blown away by the standard of theboys we saw. They had rehearsed well and were very prepared. They sang and presented their songs well. In the end Tomson Boylett of Yarm Morning Stagecoach won the first prize and a chance to record his song at the Forum for inclusion on our anniversary CD. Tomson`s song from “Lion King” was tuneful and full of character. Well done Tomson!!

Hi Trudy

Here a photo of me holding the picture I got as a Thank you from the makers of Peppa Pig & the Animation Art Gallery. 

When I went to audition for a part in Little Kingdom, I was told about all the pictures from Peppa Pig at the Animation Art Gallery and they asked me whether I would go to the Gallery to sign some of them.  So after the audition mum & I went to the gallery and I signed all the pictures with ‘Emily’ on them.  It was really good fun.  But because my first name is Julia (Lucy is my middle name), I had to sign them Julia Moss as that is the name they use on the Credits of Peppa Pig.

The picture is titled ‘Emily Elephant’ and it is signed my Astley, Baker & Davies (the makers) & me.

Lots of Love

Lucy

A huge success in this edition the performer as 5 of our children are included just in this section!

Lucy Moss of Darlington PM Saturday school is celebrating another success as a voice-over artist. Lucy has just gained the part of Violet, the best friend of Princess Hollyfairy in a new TV cartoon which will be released in 2009, called “Little Kingdom”.

Lucy has previously been the voice of a cartoon elephant in the cartoon show of ”Peppa Pig”.  The same production company has been responsible for both cartoons that Lucy has been involved with. Lucy has been treated very well by the company and we are soon looking forward seeing the signed picture of her elephant character that the company presented her with. Lucy`s mum has promised to e mail it to the web site. Lucy was put forward for these opportunities by the Stagecoach Agency.