Roedean Success in Sussex Superstars Auditions
10 January 2025
Roedean students have made an outstanding impression in the recent Sussex Superstars auditions, with six of them securing seven of the ten coveted spots in the semi-finals, showcasing the incredible talent within the school community.
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Exciting news has emerged from the recent Sussex Superstars auditions, organised by E3 Events in Brighton. This talent show, which aims to shine a spotlight on the gifted young people of the region, has provided a platform for a wide variety of performances. Nearly 30 talented individuals responded to the call, and after two rounds of auditions, ten exceptional performers have earned a spot in the upcoming semi-finals.
Among those chosen to advance to the next stage are six Roedean students, who have collectively secured seven of the ten coveted semi-final places. This remarkable achievement highlights the wealth of talent within the Roedean community. The semi-finals will take place on 17 January at the Hilton Metropole in Brighton, and the final four will have the honour of performing at a prestigious Black Tie charity dinner on 1 February, where they will be judged by high-profile industry professionals.
The Roedean semi-finalists are:
- Abby – ballerina
- Bethany – singer
- Charlie – dancer and singer
- Cherrie – dancer
- Ellen – violinist
- Joy – actor
We are incredibly proud of these talented students and wish them the very best of luck in the upcoming semi-finals. Their hard work and dedication have certainly paid off, and we look forward to seeing how they perform in the next stages of the competition.
The success of our Roedean performers also shines a light on the broader benefits of engaging in the performing arts. Participation in activities like acting, singing, dancing, and playing an instrument offers much more than just the thrill of performance. For students, these experiences are a powerful tool for personal growth, fostering creativity, boosting confidence, and encouraging collaboration.
Performing arts provide students with an outlet for self-expression, helping them to explore and communicate emotions, thoughts, and ideas in ways that are often not possible through academic subjects. In addition, the discipline and dedication required to hone a craft – whether through regular practice, preparation for auditions, or overcoming stage fright – instil essential life skills such as resilience, perseverance, and time management.
At Roedean, we are proud to foster an environment where creativity and talent can flourish, and we look forward to seeing our students continue to shine on stage. Well done once again to all those who auditioned, and good luck to our semi-finalists as they prepare for their big moment on 17 January! Who knows what the future holds, but we are confident these young stars are only just getting started.
To learn more about performing at Roedean, please head over to our Drama page.