Razzamataz takes to the stage

All the months of hard work and preparation finally came to fruition in July as the children and young people of Razzamataz Sheffield put on a show to remember.

Performed at The Octagon, the whole school were involved in I Believe, from the youngest mini age 4 through to senior students aged 18. The annual performance gives students a chance to demonstrate what they learn each week in classes and shows off the whole Razzamataz Curriculum that features traditional West End musical theatre through to pop singing, street dance and acting for stage and screen.

“Parents, family and friends were really impressed with the students and many couldn’t believe the change in confidence in their children,” explains Helen. “It takes a lot of courage to go on stage and the whole process of putting on a show teaches young people such wonderful life skills from coping with nerves, working to a deadline, being humble and learning to take criticism with an open mind through to collaborating with a whole crew of people.”

One Mum in particularly, Sharon, said “I just wanted to thank all the team for the fantastic show on Sunday.

It was so lovely to see Chloe perform in front of so many people, I was really impressed. You could see all the hard work from both ends that went into it and see the confidence in Chloe and enjoyment, which was worth its weight in gold. So thank you to everyone at Razzamataz.”

Razzamataz Sheffield is held at Meadowhead School every Saturday morning. There is currently the opportunity to book a FREE trial session on a strictly first come first served basis, for more information or to book your child a place email sheffield@razzamataz.co.uk or call 07979 189177. Alternatively visit sheffield.razzamataz.co.uk