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Tolladine's budding young singers and dancers will be on stage tonight. Picture by John Anyon. 13346901

TALENTED youngsters have been putting the finishing touches to their performances for a sell-out show in Worcester.

Members of after-school clubs in Tolladine have got together to sing and dance in a show called Tolly's Got Talent. The show for youngsters, aged five to 15, will take place at the Tolly Centre, Rose Avenue, Tolladine, from 6.30pm tonight. The centre's manager Ann Witcombe said: "They are singing and dancing and it's to raise money for the groups and have fun.

"The group decided to do a show for the community."

Play worker Bridget Hill said the show would include individual acts as well as group performances of tracks from High School Musical and the 60s dance the Locomotion.

She said: "They've all worked hard this week. They've given up their Saturdays and we've done extra nights in the week. They've really done a lot." She thanked local company, Francis Brothers, which donated money for T-shirts and microphones.

9:13am Thursday 27th March 2008

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