After lunch we set off to collect Richard, Jacqueline and Eleanor and were on our way to the Royal Albert Hall. As I have a blue badge disabled ticket we were lucky enough to get one of the only ten free parking spaces right outside the door of the RAH. We found a bar to have a sandwich and soft drink before taking our seats in the Choir circle, the only seats Jacq could get. As the performances were in the round we were fine but had a limited view of the arena.
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| Albert watching over the Royal Albert Hall |
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| Arriving at the Hall |
24 dance schools took part with over one thousand children, and Abigail's dance school were to be the last to perform.
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| Sitting in the Choir stalls |
At the interval we stretched our legs and I asked a nice friendly usherette if there was any chance we could move as we had limited vision, a couple of minutes later she tapped me on the shoulder and we all followed her to an empty box she had found us with brilliant views of the whole arena.
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| A move to a private box with a great view |
The whole show was wonderfully organised and of course Abigail was THE star, and her group performed to a very high standard.
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| The finale |
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| Even amongst 1000 children we found Abigail [ see the arrow!] |
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