Jess Deathridge – Featured Troupe Member

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Jess Deathridge – West End Kids Troupe

Where are you from?
Leicestershire

Journey with West End Kids:

When did you join West End Kids?
Summer 2022. Yellow – Purple – Troupe.
What inspired you to audition for West End Kids?
I watched videos on social media during lockdown

Performance Highlights:

What has been your favourite performance so far and why?
BST because it was really fun and nice to see all the people watching enjoy themselves.
Can you share a memorable moment from one of your performances?
My first performance at the Grand Hotel  in Eastbourne because it was really fun to get ready with everyone and I had the best time performing!

Training and Dedication:

How many hours a week do you spend rehearsing and training?
I spend roughly 2 hours a day practicing my dances, more on a Sunday.
What do you find most challenging and rewarding about your training?
The most challenging thing about rehearsals is picking the dances up at such a quick pace, the most rewarding thing about training is when the dances all come together

Future Aspirations:

What are your future goals in the performing arts?
My top goal is to be on the West End.
Which role or production would you love to be a part of?

I would love to follow in the footsteps of former West End Kids (Esme, Rachael & Natalie) to be in Six, but I couldn’t choose just one role to play as I love them all

Personal Interests:

Do you have any hobbies or interests outside of performing?
Outside of performing I love to do gymnastics my favourite part is tumbling! I also love to watch shows and be inspired by all the performers!

Inspirations and Motivation:

Who inspires you the most in the performing arts world?

My dance teachers and friends inspire me the most to keep going!

What keeps you motivated to keep improving and performing?
I am motivated by the rewarding feeling after you have just finished a performance and the feeling after you finally get something that you have been trying to do for so long.

Experience with West End Kids:

How has being a part of West End Kids impacted you?
Being a part of West End Kids has really helped improve my confidence and stage presence! It has also helped me improve my singing and dancing!
What advice would you give to new members or those aspiring to join West End Kids?
Some advice I would give to a new member of West End Kids is to have fun, but most importantly work hard and be dedicated!!

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