WITH hundreds of Western NSW students involved in this year’s Schools Spectacular, people are encouraged to purchase their tickets to the show.
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This year’s show will take to the stage at Sydney’s Quodos bank Arena on November 23 and 24.
The showcase of public school student talent will this year feature a 100-piece orchestra, a 2700 voice choir, 2300 dancers and 40 featured artists across the four-show production.
A host of the region’s students are taking part, including Denison College Bathurst High Campus’ Bobbi Ralls who will be singing in the Core Choir.
While Lily Cole from the Bathurst campus and Tyson Rice-Bartle from the Kelso campus, along with Orange High School’s Paris Robinson and Cowra High’s Nicola Carter will be featured ensemble dancers.
Orange High’s Lachie Wheeler has also been named as a featured performer.
The Western NSW students chosen to star in the entertainment extravaganza are from schools right across the region, including:
- Bathurst Public
- Bedgerebong Public
- Blayney High
- Bletchington Public
- Bogan Gate Public
- Calare Public
- Canobolas High
- Cobar High
- Cowra Public
- Dubbo College Delroy Campus
- DCSE Bathurst High Campus
- DCSE Kelso High Campus
- Dunedoo Central
- Eglinton Public
- Forbes High
- Glen Alice Public
- Gulgong High
- Holmwood Public
- Lightning Ridge Central
- Lithgow Public
- Mudgee Public
- Mulyan Public
- Narromine High
- Nyngan High
- Orange High
- Peak Hill Central
- Trangie Central
- Walgett Community College
- Wellington High
Schools Spectacular creative director Sonja Sjolander said this year’s event was shaping to be the best ever.
“The year’s theme is The Greatest,” she said.
“The greatest hits, greatest stories and lessons of all time, greatest musicals and theatrical shows, greatest strength and honour, greatest heroes and greatest video games.”
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It will also feature music from one of the greatest showmen, Elton John.
“There truly is something for everyone,” Ms Sjolander said.
The Schools Spectacular will also feature performers from the disability arts program, the Aboriginal Dance Ensemble, puppets, design and engineering.
Visit www.schoolsspectacular.com.au to purchase your tickets.
Nadine Morton
Nadine Morton covers emergency services and breaking news for the Illawarra Mercury. She takes pride in regional journalism which she believes is crucial to informing our towns and cities. Have a story? Email her at nadine.morton@austcommunitymedia.com.au
Nadine Morton covers emergency services and breaking news for the Illawarra Mercury. She takes pride in regional journalism which she believes is crucial to informing our towns and cities. Have a story? Email her at nadine.morton@austcommunitymedia.com.au
