Members Site
Letter
Click here to access the letter with key information about upcoming events and performances.
Tickets
We are very excited to announce that exclusive priority tickets for cast members of Sefton Spotlights production of Oliver! Jr are now available.
Tickets can be accessed using the following link:
https://tinyurl.com/seftonspotlightsoliver
We encourage cast members to use this link to purchase tickets for any family or friends who would like to come to the show before the end of half term, after which tickets will be made available to the wider school community and public.
Base costume
Please click here for an example of strappy vest top described in email.
Music
In this area, you’ll find a collection of guide vocal tracks and performance accompaniment tracks for Sefton Spotlights’ upcoming productions.
Guide Vocals: Listen to the guide vocal tracks to familiarize yourself with the melody and lyrics. These recordings will help you learn the song as it's meant to be performed.
Performance Accompaniments: Once you’ve mastered the song with the guide vocals, practice with the accompaniment tracks. These tracks are designed to give you the feel of a full performance while you perfect your timing and delivery.
All tracks are available to stream directly from this page, so you can access them anytime, anywhere.
CHOREOGRAPHY VIDEOS
Here, you’ll find all the dance routines for the musical numbers in Oliver! Jr. These videos will help you learn and rehearse the choreography for each song featured in the production.
Our rehearsal schedule is a working document, which means it may change regularly. Occasionally, we may not get through everything listed, or we might need to adjust our plans to suit the needs of the group.
In Term 1, most of our two-hour after-school Thursday rehearsals will be divided into two one-hour sessions. To make the most of our time, we often rehearse several different songs, scenes or workshops at once in different breakout rooms – this is how we’re able to cover so much in a short period.
We’ll always aim to give advance notice of what we hope to rehearse so that cast members can arrive prepared, having looked at their lines, lyrics, or choreography in advance. This allows us to spend more time refining and polishing performances rather than simply teaching material from scratch.
Please bring your script and a pencil to every rehearsal, even if you know all of your lines confidently. You should be adding notes to your script on a regular basis.
Rehearsal Schedule