Performing arts students have taken to the stage to showcase a mix of drama, dance, and musical theatre.
The College of West Anglia’s (CWA) 'Solos and Duets' showcase was held at the King’s Lynn campus, featuring performances by Level 2 and Level 3 students in acting, dance, and musical theatre.
The student-led evening was a highlight of the college’s performing arts calendar.
Connor Brightman, who is studying the UAL Extended Diploma in Performing Arts Level 3, said: "For my solos and duets performance, I chose a piece from Black Mirror, as it is something out of my comfort zone.
"However, even though it was a challenge, I was able to develop new skills to build a new character.
"I enjoyed having the opportunity to work on projects that enabled me to challenge myself, work with new people, build confidence and new skills."
The King’s Lynn campus showcase featured original and adapted pieces reflecting the students’ creative growth and technical abilities.
Drawing influence from well-known titles such as Bonnie and Clyde, Good Will Hunting, Footloose, and Little Women, the performance also included student-devised work.
Audience members experienced an evening of varied performance styles, from dramatic intensity to high-energy musical numbers.
The event offered students a chance to refine their craft and gain real-world stage experience.
Lily Corby, also studying the UAL Extended Diploma in Performing Arts Level 3, said: "I enjoyed taking part in the solos and duets performance.
"As I was able to dance, which is my passion, and I love but I also got the opportunity to perform in front of an audience, which is what I want to do in the future.
"I performed a jazz solo called Move from Dreamgirls and a lyrical duet with another student called Ethan, performing Die on this Hill by Sienna Spiro."
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