Post by carol on Aug 8, 2013 8:39:11 GMT
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A TALENTED schoolgirl has a packed summer of musical performances in front of her.
Already the lead in an Indiana Jones-style adventure film, Ella Busow sang a duet on stage at the Manchester Palace Theatre to a 2,000-strong audience.
The eight-year-old, of Foxley Heath, Widnes, opened the second act of Momentous Musicals starring Gareth Gates, first singing with other children and then performing a duet with Bronté Barbé, a finalist in the BBC’s Over The Rainbow.
Dad Paul said: “The main initial feeling waiting for Ella to come on stage at Manchester was nervousness – I know I was much more nervous than Ella ever comes close to being.
“After seeing how confident she was and the applause she received nerves soon turned into feeling extremely proud.”
Ella is also set to play one of the orphans in a production of Annie at The Brindley in November and has started rehearsals for West End Night which is at the Floral Pavilion New Brighton in September.
Paul added: “Me, her mum Adele, little sister Amy and all her extended family are extremely proud of her achievements. She regularly gets more than 10 of us attending her performances.”
Ella, who attends Fairfield Junior School, has finished filming Sophie’s Fortune: The Treasure of Quetzalcoatl which is due to be released soon.
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love Carol xxx
A TALENTED schoolgirl has a packed summer of musical performances in front of her.
Already the lead in an Indiana Jones-style adventure film, Ella Busow sang a duet on stage at the Manchester Palace Theatre to a 2,000-strong audience.
The eight-year-old, of Foxley Heath, Widnes, opened the second act of Momentous Musicals starring Gareth Gates, first singing with other children and then performing a duet with Bronté Barbé, a finalist in the BBC’s Over The Rainbow.
Dad Paul said: “The main initial feeling waiting for Ella to come on stage at Manchester was nervousness – I know I was much more nervous than Ella ever comes close to being.
“After seeing how confident she was and the applause she received nerves soon turned into feeling extremely proud.”
Ella is also set to play one of the orphans in a production of Annie at The Brindley in November and has started rehearsals for West End Night which is at the Floral Pavilion New Brighton in September.
Paul added: “Me, her mum Adele, little sister Amy and all her extended family are extremely proud of her achievements. She regularly gets more than 10 of us attending her performances.”
Ella, who attends Fairfield Junior School, has finished filming Sophie’s Fortune: The Treasure of Quetzalcoatl which is due to be released soon.
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