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Children at an Aberdeen school for special educational needs are to get a special performance of the international theatre show Stomp. Children at an Aberdeen school for special educational needs have enjoyed a special performance of the international theatre show Stomp.
The pupils at Hazlewood School had expected to see it at His Majesty's Theatre but the matinee was cancelled.The pupils at Hazlewood School had expected to see it at His Majesty's Theatre but the matinee was cancelled.
The cast found out the children were disappointed and decided to perform show scenes at the school instead.The cast found out the children were disappointed and decided to perform show scenes at the school instead.
Hazlewood head teacher Jill Barry said it was a wonderful gesture that would be enjoyed by about 60 pupils. Hazlewood head teacher Jill Barry said it was a wonderful gesture that was savoured by about 60 pupils.
Stomp is a combination of theatre, dance, comedy and percussion using everyday items including bins and even kitchen sinks.Stomp is a combination of theatre, dance, comedy and percussion using everyday items including bins and even kitchen sinks.
'Sweet letter' Stomp has been a theatrical hit around the world
Hazlewood's head teacher told the BBC Scotland news website: "We have a group doing a module in performing arts and when we heard Stomp was coming we booked tickets.Hazlewood's head teacher told the BBC Scotland news website: "We have a group doing a module in performing arts and when we heard Stomp was coming we booked tickets.
"Then we heard that performance had been cancelled."Then we heard that performance had been cancelled.
"We wrote them a very sweet letter, then they phoned and said they would come. They know we are a special school.""We wrote them a very sweet letter, then they phoned and said they would come. They know we are a special school."
She added: "Now most of the school can see the show." She said the advantage was most of the school were instead able to see Thursday afternoon's exclusive performance.