HNewport Pagnell schoolboy has stage debut in MK
aving studied dance since singer (pictured right with his family).
he was a toddler, George George, who attends Shenley Brook End Robinson's dream is to teach School in Milton Keynes, lives in Newport
  at an arts school or become a performer himself. And he's one step closer to his dream - after winning a part in Stage Experience's The Wiz at MK
Theatre from August 8-9.
"When I auditioned I was really nervous at first," said the 1 2-year-old dancer and
"Ihadneverbeenonas that w a s n ' t p a r t of my p e  o r m i n g arts s ool but everybody was real  ivelcoming andfriend . "
Soapbox Derby
Pagnell and learns his craft at Arts1 in Linford Wood.
After heading to open auditions earlier in the year, George will join other Buckinghamshire-based children in the amateur production across two days.
He added: "I'm playing a munchkin and a mouse, and I'm really looking forward to it. I think it will be a great experience for me, especially because I want to go into the industry when I'm older."
Tickets are available from atgtickets.com.
It was another scintillating day of fun on Silver Street in Newport Pagnell as hundreds of people turned out for the 4th Soapbox Derby Sunday, bought back from years of tradition by Nick Walduck in 2010. This year lived up to the hype with some brilliantly creative entries including 'Royal Fail', 'engineered by Adam Hart amongst others.
There was plenty of action with tightly fought racing, a few bumps / coming together of soapboxes and some three wheel action courtesy of the Carnoisseur team The winners were Boys Brigade in 1 st, Wheely Bad in 2nd and Invincible in 3rd.
A big congratulations and thanks to the Soapbox Team and the sponsors Brian Currie, Timpsons, Dread, Simpson Eves, Ringway, Newport Pagnell Baptist Church and Neat Feet whom together make this great event possible each year.
Newport Pagne 
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