The cast of Reddford House Northcliff were Super Troupers
The school reinvigorated audiences love for ABBA and Mama Mia! through their three-night major production of the much-loved musical.
After three love-struck nights of Reddford House Northcliff transporting audiences to a small Grecian Island – where disco music, dance, and love are the currency – it was time draw the curtain on the school’s Music, Art, Dance, and Drama (MADD) departments staging of Mama Mia!, which came to an end on August 1.
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It was an emotional end for the show’s director Dylan Niemand, who said they worked hard on the production. “Thank you to my team for keeping me grounded, and to the amazing cast that excelled themselves.”
He shared how the learners gave up their weekends, to make sure this production was the success it was. “Thank you all for stepping up.”
He also extended a heartfelt thanks to Caryn Brinkley, the school’s principal, for allowing them the opportunity to bring this production to life. “I think we could, quite possibly, be called the mad department, because we drive the school a little bit crazy at times. So, thank you Ms Brinkley for putting up with that.”
He also gave great mention of the support the community at large gave towards the production. Adding their department loves the work they do and are so passion about it. “So, we will see you again next year for another Reddford major production.”
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