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I can't believe this post hasn't been done yet :shock: Come on then, lets share - what did we think? Talking to my friends it's quite a mixed response. Everyone seems to have enjoyed it but prefers seeing it on stage. I thought it was outstanding. Hugh Jackman and Anne Hathway were amazing and I tho...

Thanks for posting hecouldshine. My ds would love to be involved with the NYMT. We were on hols last year when they were rehearsing 13 and he would love to do WSS - but he's only 14. The productions look interesting though - i'm trying not to even think about the cost

Hi. How do you find out about the auditions and also, if your child was successful, how do you manage if you don't come from the London area? Do the children stay there or would we have to put them up somewhere? Sorry for all the questions

Oh that's a good idea. Thank you

Thank you. I've passed all your suggestions on

It's the Royal Welsh college of music and drama in Cardiff. I dont know her vocal range but she can sing VERY high - does that help?? Sorry

Thank you. I'll pass these on. I just suggested TIme to say goodbye. It was the only one I could think of xx

Hi. Can you help my ds's friend please. She has an audition for a music college and has been asked to perform an operatic song in English. Could any of you suggest a suitable song please. Thank you x

Anybody been to see this recently. We're thinking of taking the kids during half term.

My ds has been focussing on his theatre groups and loving it. At least he's gaining experience in these awkward, inbetween years!

I'm the same as you igloobabe. My ds 14 and looks older. Was even wondering wether it was worth putting him in spotlight this year as there is so little work for them-still continue with his stage school though what do people think?

Huge write up in the papers this morning-stating how low the viewing figures were and panicing about how to change next weeks show. I dont even bother with the x factor until it hits bootcamp because i cant bear the awful/stupid auditions and i think a lot of other people feel the same. I'd much rat...

Just logged on hoping you'd posted how he'd got on. Brilliant news. He must feel so proud of himself to get through that
You can sit back now and enjoy the new voice which is starting to come through.

Hecouldshine-You're welcome. Only hope it will help him.
Welshmum - Thanks for that. Always good for when their throats are a liitle sore.

Hecouldshine-i have just pm'd you and then read your post. Maybe i should have done it the other way around as i didnt realise how soon he was singing #-o My ds was also told to gargle with warm water or honey before the shows he did. Could the narrator help him out with close every door? or sing do...