Sixth Form Talent Shines in School Production
Sixth Form students at St John’s Catholic School & Sixth Form College played a leading role in the outstanding success of this year's production of Little Shop of Horrors, which entertained more than 850 audience members across multiple performances.
The production included evening performances, a primary school matinee and a special show for visiting Year 6 pupils.
A Fitting Final Performance for Many Students
For several Sixth Form performers, Little Shop of Horrors marked their final production before moving on to higher education, employment, apprenticeships or new opportunities beyond St John’s.
Their commitment, leadership and experience played a significant role in the success of the production and helped create a memorable experience for cast members and audiences alike.
Creating Lasting Memories
Months of rehearsals, dedication and teamwork culminated in a fantastic week of performances that showcased the creativity and talent of St John’s students.
The Sixth Form cast members embraced every opportunity to perform and delivered a show full of energy, confidence and professionalism.
The Perfect Farewell
The production also marked the final performance in the school's current hall and stage before an exciting refurbishment takes place over the summer.
As farewells go, it was a fitting and memorable way for many Sixth Form students to conclude their performing arts journey at St John’s.
Congratulations to every member of the cast and crew on a truly outstanding production.