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Scarlett - Life at Step On Stage

4/20/2017

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Hi I’m Scarlett and I’m 8 years old. I started dancing when I was 3 and musical theatre when I was 5.
 
I have musical theatre on a Saturday morning and I also learn tap, modern and ballet during the week. I like playing the piano too, I’m on grade 1. When I’m older I want to be a dancer, singer and actress. Or maybe a safari ranger. I love to watch musicals at the theatre and one day I want to be in one!
 
Last year I played one of Annie’s siblings in Annie get your Gun which was on at Hampton theatre. For the audition we had to learn and sing some songs from the show, I was nervous but so happy when I got the part! Being in the show was so much fun and I felt like I was part of a big family. The stage was amazing and my favourite song was ‘There’s No Business Like Showbusiness’ which was the finale. I loved my costumes and I can’t wait to try for the next one.

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​In January I auditioned for an associate ballet place at BBA which is held in the Rambert dance studios in St Margarets. I’m so lucky to live so close to it as some dancers travelled for two hours to get there!
 
I was really nervous when we walked in because I didn’t know anyone there and I was one of the youngest. They had a pianist and the studio was made of glass, it was really lovely. We did lots of barre exercises and center work. I was so excited when Mummy got the call to say I had a place! I go there for two hours every other Sunday as well as my syllabus classes once a week with Miss Kate at Step on Stage.
 
For my next LAMDA exam me and my Step on Stage group are doing Oliver!  I was so happy when Emma said I was going to be Nancy. Then when she said I had to sing a verse of Oompah Pah all by myself I was super excited!!!!!!! I can’t wait to do my exam on the stage this Summer. I wonder what my costume will be like?
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At the beginning of April my LAMDA duologue partner Darcey and I performed a scene from Wind in the Willows together at the Richmond Performing Arts Festival. I play Mole and Darcey plays Rat. We took part in the Year 6 and under duologue category so we couldn’t believe it when the adjudicator called our names out as the winners. We cried lots of happy tears and then we had an ice lolly as a treat! After the festival had ended we also found out we had won the Adjudicators special award – not bad for our first drama festival!
 
I work very hard and I love everything I do, I’m not sure I could choose my favourite thing. I love being part of Step on Stage – I’m sure you would too!

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