Sydnie Christmas struggled for ten years before hearing the ‘yes’ that changed her life. Exactly 365 days ago, she stood on the stage of the Aldwych Theatre and realized her dream was no longer a wish. She wrote a tear-jerking letter to her younger self saying, “We got there in the end, babe.”
Sydnie took her final bow for the My Way tour. She was sobbing and hugging her team saying goodbye to this magical year. She showed everyone that a girl from Essex with a big voice could lead a show in London. You have to see the look on her face as she realizes the journey is actually real.
Watch this beautiful moment below:
Sydnie Christmas’s Emotional West End Debut
{You can really hear the years of hard work in every high note she hits.}
One viewer said that they felt emotional while watching her hug her friends. Another person wrote that Sydnie deserves every bit of this success as she stayed so humble. People love how she does not act like a big star. It is rare to see someone so famous be so open about their struggles.
This success at the Aldwych Theatre was just the start of her new life as a professional artist. She moved from the live stage to the recording studio to work with the biggest names in music. Andrew Lloyd Webber himself picked her to sing the lead song for his new show. It was a huge step from singing at a local rugby club at four years old.
Sydnie Christmas – Starlight Express (Official Music Video)
In her music video for Starlight Express, Sydnie shows strength and confidence. She sounds like a true leading lady with a voice that is powerful and clear. It is a professional look for a girl who used to dream about this while working a regular job. She has traded her old audition shirts for a spot in musical theatre history.
Sydnie’s journey from a gym desk to the West End is a story of never giving up. She stays honest and kind even as she becomes a household name. You should follow Sydnie Christmas on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube to see where her voice takes her next.