The Lonely Toy Shop

The Lonely Toy Shop (Christmas Musical) . . .

A show full of Christmas cheer...

Lonely unwanted toys have been sitting on the shelf for too long. They have not seen one single child enter the shop and they are starting to wonder if they are actually in a toy shop.
The snow is fulling and Christmas is just around the corner. Surely someone will buy them as a gift? Then again, only old people visit this 'Lonely Toy Shop'
Will the toys ever get a child to love them? Will they ever get out of this shop and into a warm loving home?
This musical show is full of surprises and Christmas cheer to warm the hearts of all that watch.
Performed at Hunstanton Town Hall on the 4th December and then again at Caley Hall Hotel on 14th December 2014.

Our Sponsor . . .

The Hunstanton Pantomime have kindly donated the Town Hall for our show on Thursday 4th December 2014
Of course there are quite a few students from JGDATA who are performing in the pantomime too. Such a talented bunch.

Caley Hall Hotel have kindly donated their function room for the SHOOTING Stars to perform on Sunday 14th December. It is the kindness an generosity of businesses like this that allow our students to shine even brighter!
CLICK HERE to visit their website.

Lonely Toys during dress rehearsal (Friday Academy) . . .

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Lonely Toys during dress rehearsal (Saturday Academy) . . .

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The Town Hall Hunstanton - 4th December 2014 . . .

The SHOOTING Stars performed their show at the Town Hall Hunstanton on Thursday 4th December 2014. Here we are on stage performing our Christmas show in front of 200 guests including the mayor. Click on any image to get a closer look . . .

Many thanks to Rae Steward for the photos

Caley Hall Hotel Hunstanton - 14th December 2014 . . .

The SHOOTING Stars performed their show again at Caley Hall Hotel Hunstanton on Sunday 14th December 2014. Here we are in the function room in front of over 100 guests. Click on any image to get a closer look . . .

Many thanks to Stuart Wheeler for the photos.