Students from Watford's Stagecoach Performing Arts graced the stage at His Majesty's Theatre in London’s West End.

Their hard work, showcased through a diverse range of musical renditions drawn from popular films and theatre, created a spectacular event that underlines the dedication and versatility of these young performers.

Among the highlights, students delivered stirring renditions of "Night of Nights" and "It's Time to Dance" from the musical, Prom, and "You Happened", "Why Not Me" and "Night of Nights" from High School Musical.

The evening, last weekend, was a celebration acknowledging not just the Watford-based Stagecoach attendees but also students from various regional schools including Camberley, Sidcup, Chigwell, Wokingham, Maidstone West, Totton, Potters Bar and Weston-Super-Mare.

Emily Smith, principal of Stagecoach Performing Arts Watford, said: "It was an amazing experience witnessing our students unite and showcase their talents on the esteemed stage of His Majesty's Theatre. After weeks of dedicated rehearsals, they delivered an exceptional performance, one they should all be immensely proud of."

For 36 years, Stagecoach Performing Arts has committed to encouraging creativity and courage in over one million students, shaping them into well-rounded individuals ready to seize life's opportunities.

Backed by a dedicated principal network, Stagecoach teaches more than singing, dancing and acting. Treating creativity as an essential life skill, Stagecoach has developed a network of over 60,000 students, linking more than 3,000 extra-curricular Performing Arts Schools worldwide.

Many graduates have progressed to well-acclaimed roles in blockbuster films and local theatre productions. Stagecoach offers Early Stages classes for children aged four to six, and Main Stages classes for kids between six and 18 years old.

Anyone interested in learning more about Stagecoach Performing Arts can find more information by visiting their website at https://www.stagecoach.co.uk/watford.