Worksop talent show organiser takes on charity fashion event
The organiser of Worksop's Got Talent is setting his sights on the fashion world with a charity runway 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.