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On the eve of The Phantom of the Opera's landmark anniversary; its 40th year, The BRIT School Musical Theatre department is collaborating with Production Arts and Music in celebrating this influential piece of British Musical Theatre.

Join us in this Concert celebration of Andrew Lloyd Webber's epic- The Phantom of the Opera.

An amateur school concert production by arrangement with LW Entertainment Ltd.

This is a PG event

If travelling by car, please use SE25 5PL for Sat Nav, as our shared car parking entrance is in Dagnall Park. You will need to enter your registration plate at Reception to avoid a parking charge.

The Crescent is part of Croydon's Healthy Schools Scheme. This means that you can no longer drive a vehicle into The Crescent from 08.00am – 9.30am and 2.00pm – 4.00pm.

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The Phantom of the Opera

Amanda Nicole - The Phantom of the Opera

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The Obie Theatre - The BRIT School

10/12.

Please join us to celebrate the amazing work of our new cohorts in Yr10 & Yr12. The work is a selection across a variety of disciplines from the first term. This is a great opportunity to experience the students first project and understand a little more on how we deliver our curriculum.

Painting Prize.

In collaboration with the 10/12 show we will be also exhibiting the wonderful work from our annual painting prize. Please join us to celebrate the work of the students and to also find out which students work will be shortlisted as the 2025 winners.

This event is suitable for all

Settling in Exhibition - "10-12"

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Year 11 Dance in collaboration with Year 11 Music present Echoes of Hope. A donation will be made to the Live aid trust with every purchase.

Echoes of Hope

Year 12 music students present their first public performance at Brixton's renowned Hootananny venue. Featuring eight groups, each celebrating the music of Stax Records, 1970s hard rock and 1980s synthpop

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Hootananny Brixton

95 Effra Road,

Brixton,

London SW2 1DF

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Hootananny Brixton

Year 12 at Hootananny

Gigs

It begins as a seemingly ordinary morning in the quiet town of Pontefract until police storm the Miller household, searching for 13-year-old Jamie Miller. Within hours, the community is shaken to its core as Jamie becomes the prime suspect in the brutal murder of his classmate, Katie Leonard.

As the investigation unfolds, the dark and fractured psyche of Jamie is exposed, revealing how deeply he has been influenced by toxic online cultures, incel ideology, misogyny, and glorified violence. What begins as a tragedy soon becomes a haunting exploration of how social media and digital subcultures can warp vulnerable young minds, turning innocence into something unrecognizable.

Katie’s death sends shockwaves through Bruntwood Academy and the town of Pontefract, shattering the illusion of safety and purity surrounding its youth. Behind every screen and suburban smile, cracks begin to show, in families, friendships, and the very idea of innocence itself.

This harrowing story of grief, influence, and lost innocence forces a community to confront the unsettling question: how well do we really know our children?

Brink

This specialist dance show is a dynamic and inspiring showcase of our dancers. Following an imaginative narrative, our young artists demonstrate their dedication and a fresh, innovative approach to choreography. Join us to celebrate the next generation of dance and witness a truly unforgettable display of artistry in the making.

All ages

Dance show

BRIT Kids

Think you know your films, memes, and festive trivia? Prove it!

Join us on Monday 8th December, for the ultimate end-of-term showdown — packed with ridiculous questions, surprise challenges, questionable prizes, and way too much Christmas spirit.

Grab your team, bring your brain (and maybe a Santa hat), and get ready to battle it out for FMP glory!

Who will be crowned The BIG FMP Christmas Quiz Champions 2025?

This is a PG  event

The BIG FMP Xmas Quiz

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Film

'Working' is a musical created by Steven Schwartz based upon Studs Terkel's interviews of real working people in the United State of America, in the 1970's. The year 11 students have been working extremely hard to carefully recreate the lives of these people and are excited by the range of musical styles. We look forward to sharing insights in the lives of real working people.

Working

Working Original Broadway Cast - All the Livelong Day "I Hear America Singing"

Join us as we roll out the red carpet for a special screening showcasing the incredible work of our Year 10 and Year 12 Film & Media students. From powerful short films to imaginative experimental pieces, this event celebrates the creativity, hard work, and passion that have gone into each production.

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