Worksop talent show organiser takes on charity fashion event

James Clarke, who has organised Worksop’s Got Talent (WGT) for the past six years, is preparing for the finale of Runway Idol – Sheffield's biggest fashion show that this year will raise cash for Retina UK.

Runway Idol, which sees 20 amateur local people take to the runway at Hillsborough Stadium, has raised over £20,000 for various charities since 2018.

Flying the flag for Worksop at the finale event on Friday July 14 will be Worksop-based Rebecca's Dance Studios and WGT winner singer Connie Emery.

Event organiser, James Clarke, who has raised over £125,000 for charity said: “After five incredible years, it’s time to say goodbye to Runway Idol and what a show we’ve got lined up. If you’re looking for inspirational models, incredible performers, unmissable surprises and a free arrival drink, all for just £10, whilst supporting Retina UK, then you’re in for a treat! Buy your tickets now!”

The event will see the 20 inspirational models take to the catwalk in front of residents and celebrity guests.

Since 2018, the show has raised £20,000 for charities.

The show is looking for its final line-up of models and auditions will be taking place on Sunday May 21 at Salon Twenty Seven on Oakbrook Road, Sheffield. To register your interest in modelling, email three recent photos to [email protected].

To buy your tickets, priced at £10 visit https://www.ticketsource.co.uk/runwayidol.

To find out more follow @RunwayIdol on Instagram, Facebook and Twitter.