PROGRAMME

1. Anita – “She Used to Be Mine” (Waitress)

2. Ruby – “Your Lips and Me” (In Trousers)

3. Rachael – “Our Lady of the Underground” (Hadestown)

4. Matt – “Child’s Play” (The Fix)

5. Olivia – “Everything I Know” (In the Heights)

6. Sally – “Somewhere” (West Side Story)

7. Phil – “Reviewing the Situation” (Oliver!)

8. Janet – “Easy Terms” (Blood Brothers)

9. Claire – “I Have a Dream” (Mamma Mia!)

10. Ed – “Past the Point of No Return” (The Phantom of the Opera)

11. Joe – “Astonishing” (Little Women)

12. Fen – “The Ladies Who Lunch” (Company) 

13. Company – Company Number (Company)

1. Chantelle – “Poor Unfortunate Souls” (The Little Mermaid)
2. Amy – “Journey to the Past” (Anastasia)

3. Lauren – “For the First Time in Forever” (Frozen)

4. Liam – “Freeze Your Brain” (Heathers)

5. Esther – “Quiet” (Matilda)

6. Justine – “Scarborough” (Calendar Girls)

8. Grace – “I’d Rather Be Me” (Mean Girls)

9. Georgia – “Little Girls” (Annie)

10. Beth – “Me and the Sky” (Come From Away)

11. Jasper – “Stars” (Les Misérables)

12. Rosie – “Empty Chairs at Empty Tables” (Les Misérables)

13. Company – “One Day More” (Les Misérables)

1. She Used to Be Mine (Waitress) – A heartfelt ballad in which Jenna reflects on how life has changed her, mourning the woman she once was while finding the strength to move forward.
    
2. Your Lips and Me (In Trousers) – a playful, intimate song, where Marvin reflects with humor and desire on a passionate connection, blurring the line between innocence and temptation.
    
3. Our Lady of the Underground (Hadestown) – A rebellious blues-inspired anthem led by Persephone, offering escape and defiance in the depths of Hadestown.
    
4. Child’s Play (The Fix) – A satirical, sharp-edged number that pokes fun at corruption, ambition, and power games.
    
5. Everything I Know (In the Heights) – A moving tribute where Nina honors her community, expressing gratitude and the impact of those who raised her.
    
6. Somewhere (West Side Story) – A soaring and hopeful ballad where Tony and Maria dream of a place where love can exist free from prejudice.
    
7. Reviewing the Situation (Oliver!) – The crafty Fagin humorously debates whether he should abandon his life of crime, weighing morality against mischief.
    
8. Easy Terms (Blood Brothers) – A poignant and emotional song reflecting on hardship, sacrifice, and the struggles of working-class women.
    
9. I Have a Dream (Mamma Mia!) – A hopeful anthem about holding on to faith and believing in brighter days ahead.
    
10. Past the Point of No Return (The Phantom of the Opera) – A passionate and seductive duet that blurs the line between performance and dangerous reality.
     
11. Astonishing (Little Women) – Jo March declares her determination to live boldly and authentically, refusing to settle for an ordinary life.
     
12. The Ladies Who Lunch (Company) – A witty and biting commentary on social pretension, delivered with sharp humor and world-weary honesty.
     
13. Company Number (Company) – The ensemble celebrates the chaos, joys, and struggles of relationships in this dynamic opening number.
     

1. Poor Unfortunate Souls (The Little Mermaid) – The deliciously wicked Ursula tempts Ariel with promises of transformation in this villain’s showstopper.
    
2. Journey to the Past (Anastasia) – A hopeful ballad where Anya sets out to discover her identity and reclaim her destiny.
    
3. For the First Time in Forever (Frozen) – Anna expresses her excitement and optimism at the prospect of change, love, and new beginnings.
    
4. Freeze Your Brain (Heathers) – A darkly comic number where J.D. explains his twisted coping mechanisms, mixing humor with menace.
    
5. Quiet (Matilda) – Young Matilda shares her inner world, finding peace and clarity in the midst of chaos and noise.
    
6. Scarborough (Calendar Girls) – A tender and heartfelt ballad about love, loss, and the strength of memory.
    
7. I’d Rather Be Me (Mean Girls) – Janis delivers a bold, defiant anthem about rejecting conformity and embracing individuality.
    
8. Little Girls (Annie) – The villainous Miss Hannigan vents her hilarious frustration at being surrounded by orphans.
    
9. Me and the Sky (Come From Away) – Beverley, a pioneering pilot, tells her inspiring story of breaking barriers and finding purpose.
    
10. Stars (Les Misérables) – Javert sings of his devotion to justice, likening his moral compass to the constancy of the stars.
     
11. Empty Chairs at Empty Tables (Les Misérables) – Marius grieves for his fallen friends in one of the show’s most powerful and heartbreaking ballads.
     
12. One Day More (Les Misérables) – The full company unites in a stirring anthem of hope, defiance, and anticipation of the coming revolution.