The play centres around Victoria Martin (Vicki), who is initially detailed as a typical popular girl, dating the star basketball player, Scott, but struggling in her classes. Her math teacher puts her to the math team as a replacement for avoiding detention.

The main plot point arises from Vicki's unexpected success and growing interest in math, which constants with her existing social circle and the established stereotypes of the math team. 

The play explores into themes of:

- Social Scale: It examines the dynamics between "popular students" and the "nerds" 

- Unexpected Bonds: It highlights the potential for unlikely friendships to form when individuals step outside of their comfort zone. 

- Challenging Stereotypes: It questions the assumption that intelligence and popularity cannot intertwine.

The story centres around Madame Ranevskaya, who returns to her family home after a five-year absence, only to discover that her beloved cherry orchard is set to be auctioned off to pay her debts.

Madame Ranevsky’s youngest daughter, Anya, is seventeen years old and, like many of Chekhov’s young naïve characters, a dreamer. She is an optimistic and hopeful young lady, despite the intense economic and social struggles her family faces.

The Cherry Orchard is set on a beautiful estate in Russia at the turn of the 20th century. This was a historical period major social change, as the lower class had opportunities to work their way up the social ladder as the power of virtue lessened.

Anya and Trophimof enter the room; Anya goes to Ranevsky and kneels at her feet. She comforts her crying mother. Though the cherry orchard is sold and gone, she says, there is still so much life before them; the two of them will go away, Anya says, and plant a new orchard somewhere, even lovelier than this one. Happiness, Anya promises, will soon be upon them once again.

Sang group numbers for the Wakefield BID Awards - Snowman, Out of the Darkness, and Seasons of Love. The BID awards is an event that recognizes the achievements of UK Business Improvement Districts.

Played: Sundeep Padamadan, D.A Joyce Riley, ensemble

This showcase was my first musical at college. This pushed my skills as ensemble as I had to cover many aspects within a matter on minutes, having to change characters and costumes in a total of five costumes.

Sparklejollytwinklejingley, What's This, When Decemeber Comes, Snowman, Acting Piece, When Christmas Comes to Town.

This was my first public college performance. I was very nervous as we had six numbers to showcase. It was a big stress having to remember what came next and making sure I was in the correct costume, making sure I was on stage, and keeping my stamina.

Played: Isa, a lead role.

With PQA Wakefield, we were given the opportunity to perform in His Majesty's Theatre, West End. The show was. PQA own - Across The Line. I played a main role, plus was a lead dancer in each piece. This opportunity was life changing for me, it gave me the chance to live a once in a life time moment. Being able to perform at His Majesties Theatre was an incredible time for me.

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We sang three numbers, Seasons of Love, I Don't Know How to Love Him, and Shoshone Love Song. We sang at the Wakefield Exchange.