SEEVIC student, Elizabeth Poopola has appeared in a number of YT films over the years and in a number of guises. From public speaking to drama and now to singing. Elizabeth harbours ambitions to be a politician.
THIS WAS THE eighth “edition” of Your Voice at the Thameside. Run in partnership between Thurrock Music Services, Thameside Theatre and YourThurrock.Com it is a platform for young singers to develop their stage craft. Jordan Casey sings Read All About It at Your Voice.
THIS WAS THE eighth “edition” of Your Voice at the Thameside. Run in partnership between Thurrock Music Services, Thameside Theatre and YourThurrock.Com it is a platform for young singers to develop their stage craft. This was the second time, Henrietta Adewole has performed. She makes it look effortless.
THIS WAS THE eighth “edition” of Your Voice at the Thameside. Run in partnership between Thurrock Music Services, Thameside Theatre and YourThurrock.Com it is a platform for young singers to develop their stage craft. When the students take on a classical piece then that is a very brave move. Courtney Abrahams from Gaynes school took on Time to say goodbye.” by Francesco Satori.
THIS WAS THE eighth “edition” of Your Voice at the Thameside. Run in partnership between Thurrock Music Services, Thameside Theatre and YourThurrock.Com it is a platform for young singers to develop their stage craft. Grays Convent student, Elizabeth Williams gained great experience singing River.
Gable Hall student, Amy Mallon sings “We are never ever.” by Taylor Swift. This was the eighth “edition” of Your Voice at the Thameside. Run in partnership between Thurrock Music Services, Thameside Theatre and YourThurrock.Com it is a platform for young singers to develop their stage craft.
THIS WAS THE eighth “edition” of Your Voice at the Thameside. Run in partnership between Thurrock Music Services, Thameside Theatre and YourThurrock.Com it is a platform for young singers to develop their stage craft. Here is St Clere’s student, Skye Bridle singing Ugly by the Sugababes.
THIS WAS THE eighth “edition” of Your Voice at the Thameside. Run in partnership between Thurrock Music Services, Thameside Theatre and YourThurrock.Com it is a platform for young singers to develop their stage craft. It was good to see a number of duos performing and performing so well.
THIS IS THE eighth “edition” of Your Voice at the Thameside. Run in partnership between Thurrock Music Services, Thameside Theatre and YourThurrock.Com it is a platform for young singers to develop their stage craft. It was good to see a number of duos performing and performing so well. Gateway Academy students, Aleah and Jade perform: “We Found Love” by Rihanna.
THIS IS THE eighth “edition” of Your Voice at the Thameside. Run in partnership between Thurrock Music Services, Thameside Theatre and YourThurrock.Com it is a platform for young singers to develop their stage craft. Twelve-year-old Jasmine Collier from st Clere’s has a remarkable voice that sounds as if it is set for the West End.
Palmer’s College student Rutendo Kusosa has an intriguing voice that sounds as if it will get better and better as she gets older.THIS IS THE eighth “edition” of Your Voice at the Thameside. Run in partnership between Thurrock Music Services, Thameside Theatre and YourThurrock.Com it is a platform for young singers to develop their stage craft.
THIS IS THE eighth “edition” of Your Voice at the Thameside. Run in partnership between Thurrock Music Services, Thameside Theatre and YourThurrock.Com it is a platform for young singers to develop their stage craft.
All singers chosen from open auditions which were held in September have taken part in a vocal and performance workshop giving each the chance to develop their stagecraft skills with industry experts. During this Showcase event, one lucky performer is chosen at random to win the opportunity of a recording studio session, kindly donated by the new Careers Centre Studio. All performances during the Showcase are broadcast on www.yourthurrock.com
IT IS nearly four years since we last filmed Arthur Walwin. He has matured nicely as an artist. That big acoustic brings a booming sound and Arthur’s voice can transfix an audience.
Led by Thurrock Music Services’ Shana Elliot-Hayers in partnership with the Thameside Theatre and YourThurrock.Com, the sessions are a platform for young singers to hone their performance skills.
SOUNDS like a pop stars name doesn’t it? The William Edwards student was very nervous but put in a bravo performance at Your Voice.
WE ARE always quite clear when we stress that Your Voice is not a talent contest but rather an educational platform. Likewise when we say that Gable Hall student, Ruti stole the show, it is only the opinion of YT and not the opinion of the other partner organisations.
Believe it or not, this is the seventh Your Voice evening at the Thameside Theatre and it was a great night.
Led by Thurrock Music Services’ Shana Elliot-Hayers in partnership with the Thameside Theatre and YourThurrock.Com, the sessions are a platform for young singers to hone their performance skills.
Believe it or not, this is the seventh Your Voice evening at the Thameside Theatre and it was a great night.
Led by Thurrock Music Services’ Shana Elliot-Hayers in partnership with the Thameside Theatre and YourThurrock.Com, the sessions are a platform for young singers to hone their performance skills.
Led by Thurrock Music Services’ Shana Elliot-Hayers in partnership with the Thameside Theatre and YourThurrock.Com, the sessions are a platform for young singers to hone their performance skills. The organisers are always keen to stress that it is not a talent contest.
All the performances are put here on YT. The last session had a physical audience of a hundred but a youtube audience of several thousand. Harris Academy student Kellie Newport is only thirteen but she produced a remarkably mature performance as she sang “On my Own” from Les Miserables.
All the performances are put here on YT. The last session had a physical audience of a hundred but a youtube audience of several thousand. Here, Grays Convent student Ellie Murphy sings Heaven.
Led by Thurrock Music Services’ Shana Elliot-Hayers in partnership with the Thameside Theatre and YourThurrock.Com, the sessions are a platform for young singers to hone their performance skills.
All the performances are put here on YT. The last session had a physical audience of a hundred but a youtube audience of several thousand. Gable Hall student, Amy Eaton sings Promise This.
