Sphinx Solutions On Youngsters To Perform In The West End

May 3, 2012 - PRLog -- Sphinx Solutions congratulates these youngsters as they prepare to perform in the West End. Big things beckon for talented students at a theatre group as the youngsters are already treading the boards in the West End. Tomorrow's Talent theatre group, in Chelmsford, gives youngsters the opportunity to cut their teeth in theatre by learning all aspects of performing arts. Five of the group’s young performers are already excelling and on the way to fulfilling their ambitions of becoming full time actors.

Isobelle Molloy, ten, William Keeler, ten, Jack Toland, 13, Joseph Bennett, ten, and Hannah Gurling, 11, are all members of the group, which practices in Little Waltham. Isobelle is taking over the title role of Matilda at London's Cambridge Theatre, having previously played another character in the musical. Joseph has just started in the title role of Oliver on a UK tour and Jack is also about to join the company as a member of Fagin’s gang. A director at Sphinx Solutions said, “These are quite impressive roles for these youngsters. I hope that today they will learn a lot to help them on their careers in the near future.”

Hannah is appearing in Shrek, at the Theatre Royal, Drury Lane, and William, who has been in Matilda, is set to switch to Singing in the Rain, at the Palace Theatre. He said, “I have been singing and acting for a long time, which is strange to say as I’m only ten. I love it, we all do.” William, a pupil at St Cedd’s School in New London Road, Chelmsford, has previously been in EastEnders, taking part in a karaoke competition in the Queen Vic pub. A source at Sphinx Solutions stated, “For a ten year old William has done a lot in the industry and will keep it going on high, expect William to be in a theatre near you.”  

Gavin Wilkinson, principal of the group said, “We are so proud of our students who all attend regular schools in the Chelmsford area training with us at weekends. We feel this is proof that young performers do not need to go to full-time stage schools to get to the top levels of the entertainment industry. The managing director at Sphinx Solutions said, “I would also be proud if I were a teacher of these students and can guarantee good things to come from them in the future.”