The talented and committed cast of the British School transported their delighted audiences in their powerful and atmospheric World Premiere of the new musical Wuthering Heights, by Bernard J Taylor.

Packed enthusiastic audiences were charmed by the grace and liveliness of Cathy (Anne Nikitin) who grew before their eves from a pert and wayward child to a woman torn by divided passions.

The strength of the production was in the whole cast working as a professional team, whether in a glittering, brightly lit ballroom or on a wild hillside with the mist swirling around Pennistone Crag. Ni c Raine, the orchestrator of the original score, was delighted with the way the music was interpreted musically by the School Orchestra and Choirs.

So will we see Wuthering Heights on London's West End Stage? I think after the success of the Voorschoten Premiere we may well do so.

Passion and scenes charged with atmosphere dominated last week when for four nights the young actors of the British School in Voorschoten presented a beautiful and very moving world premiere of a new musical version of Wuthering Heights.

It was a classic with great appeal. Four times in recent years the British School managed to perform its yearly show by the pupils in a memorable way. This time the well known love drama, Wuthering Heights, in an adaptation by Bernard J. Taylor and Trevor Jackson, after the book by Emily Bronte, was chosen.