Many of the songs are from contemporary theatre and movies, such as Webber’s “The Phantom of the Opera” and Miranda’s “Hamilton”, both of which have become cultural phenomena.

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With two performances at the Coffs Conservatorium, the show is the work of WPAS’ senior and adult Theatrical Program students.

“There is no storyline however the show flows from piece to piece, a performance that spotlights unique and popular songs inspired by Lin & Lloyd,” WPAS Artistic Director Jade Naidu told the News Of The Area.

Showing at the Coffs Conservatorium on Saturday, 5 October, the Woolgoolga Performing Arts troupe are thrilled with the venue.

“Their services and facilities are student friendly,” Jade said.

“The theatre has a fresh atmosphere and spacious seating, and audiences have a great sight line of the stage.”

“This mixtape series has been so much fun.”

Students undertook mock auditions for the performance, which helped teach them how to prepare for an audition.

“Some of the high points have been when we rehearse both age groups together.

“Seeing our young male performers as young as thirteen performing with artists in their 30s is incredible.

“Our adult performers give back so much to our emerging artists coming through.”

By Andrea FERRARI