February rolls away...

Had 4 shows on Thursday, Friday and 2 on saturday of Olivia!.  On the second show, a lady spoke to me & said id done really well and that some actors only use their body to act but i use my facial expressions really well and that ill be a great  actress one day!  That was so nice to hear :-)

   Mum, Dad and Liam came to see me on the last show. Liam had to sit on his own right at the back. They loved it and said everyone had worked really hard, there was lots of costume change and lots of running around as we all had at least 3 roles, but it was good. Lots of singing. Dad said some people were talking about me when he was outside :-)

This picture was by someones mum:


I played Doris the victorian flower seller, orphan and poor child. I loved my costume.

Here i am just to the left in the red skirt.






We have gone back to school now and its all about the sats which mum says is not the most important thing and im to do my best, but they want us to do early morning classes.

I'm back to Staveley tomorrow and i cant wait. something WELL EXCITING is happening next week :-)  Here's a link to us guys in Hitchin town square on valentines day. I got to sing too!

https://t.co/ogaLMmQhzA

I got the part in a short film - it will be fun i think. I also got an audition for a TV advert on Sunday. Fingers x for me. I'm not going to audition for Fame though with Rare, i think it will be for the older kids. Maybe next time.

On Sunday I will officially be represented by Michelle at Daisy & Dukes. Exciting times x

Extra in short film - Archie

I was an extra in a short film called Archie yesterday.

It is about an autistic boy that is really good at the violin. I was supposed to be an extra with other children and be in a playground scene, but when mum & I went there, they had filmed that scene on Friday, so I was in a different scene, with all the adults.

We had to be the audience at a music show with a real orchestra.

I had a really good time as I played with the boy that is Archie, his name was James. It is good to see how films are made, they seem to take a long time and everyone has to sit around alot.

But we got some really good snacks and I was only there in the morning. I will be excited to see the film when it comes out. 

The director/producer is Sue Shearing of Catch Me Films