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One of the star pupils at the Stagecoach Theatre Arts School in Carmarthen has landed a role in the hit BBC series Call The Midwife. Grayce Davis, a Stage 2 pupil, is no stranger to the limelight. The 11-year-old has been making a name for herself with ‘big name’ model photo-shoots in London, including one for Marks and Spencer’s and one for the Emma Bunton fashion range. Stagecoach principal Liane Davies said she was very proud of Grayce’s continued success. She added: “Grayce loved filming with all the stars of Call The Midwife, but said it was strange to see the stars of the series in person. She joked that she wasn’t keen on the period clothes they needed to film the series!” The second series of BBC One's Call the Midwife has been commissioned after the drama's opening episode attracted nearly 10 million viewers. Set in London's East End in the 1950s, the series stars Jessica Raine, Miranda Hart and Jenny Agutter. Liane said: “We are proud of all our pupils and th...

 A 10-year-old student at the Stagecoach Theatre Arts School in Carmarthen is making a name for herself with ‘big name’ model shoots in London. Grayce Davis, from Pembroke Dock, has just completed a shoot for the Marks and Spencer’s new school range of clothes. The shoot comes hot on the heels of Grayce being featured in the new Emma Bunton fashion range in the current Argos catalogue. “It’s been something of a mad whirl of events and photo-shoots in recent weeks,” Grayce’s mum, Vanessa, admitted. “But it’s been great fun. Grayce is very grounded and a very level-headed young girl and while she loves all the big name photo-shoots she doesn’t get too carried away with it all. “Every weekend, we seem to have some event to attend in London. It’s hard work, but Grayce thoroughly enjoys it and she has had the chance to meet and work with some very talented people.” Stagecoach Theatre Arts Carmarthen Principal Liane Davies said she was delighted at Grayce’s success. She added...

A pupil at the Stagecoach performing arts school in Carmarthen has landed a lead role in a new music video for an international jazz star. Grayce Davies is a Stage 2 pupil at Stagecoach Carmarthen. She recently played the lead role (Olivia) in a music video for jazz singer Aimua Eghobamien's new song ‘Tis what it is’. This was Eghobamien's first music video. Nick Bartleet, from Pixelloft Ltd, was the director. He is known for directing music videos for musicians such as Mcfly and Taio Cruz. Stagecoach Carmarthen Principal Liane Davies said she was delighted at the success of one of her pupils. She added: “Grayce loved filming and being in front of the camera. She even had her own runner, which she thought was great! We are all very proud of her at Stagecoach Carmarthen.” You can see the video at - http://www.aimuaeghobamien.com/ Stagecoach Theatre Arts Carmarthen has its base at the Model Church in Wales School. The school opened in May 2009 and became an instant success. The s...