Kathrynn Flynn had a spell in 'Theatre in Education', where professional actors go into schools and produce plays of a topical nature to youngsters not normally interested in dramatic arts. A good training ground. She also teaches English at the school. The play was a sort of moral parable, with lots of very well choreographed dancing, cameo scenes, finely organised arrangements for the songs and background music and one or two rather clever performances by particularly Emma Sorrell, using clever facial and eye expressions and Joe Vanlint using humour to its full potential.

The choreography in 'Thriller' was particularly noteworthy as well as the dancing throughout. Whoever does the Choreography at the school is very clever. I've noticed this before at the last pantomime. The Orchestra was stiffened by Jane Bussey who apart from instrumental teaching at the school, runs the Cromer Music Festival. I'm also glad to see Val. Crowe back in the community not only for her musicianship but also for her immense talents and experience gained abroad and in her career. Heavyweight support like this is certainly not being wasted by Helen, Head of Music at the School. The glow on the faces of the youngsters after their last night, tells me that this whole thing will be a lasting memory throughout their lifetimes and a fitting testimonial to the professionals who injected their ability, commitment and vision into these youngsters lives. Thank you for a wonderful experience. I think on behalf of all those parents there I can say, "Well Done You Lot".