Recent films about dance such as Step Up, Honey, High School Musical, and obviously the 2009 remake of the same Fame, influence this innovative production, directed by the director Daryl Branch (The Beatles, Guys&Dolls Jr., Hamlet, Grease). The sensational melodies are reworked in a modern way without losing the strength and the profile of the original tracks, and the choreographer Sophie Emma Bastock (Guys & Dolls Jr., Hamlet, Grease), inspired by these tracks, gives a urban twist to the dance numbers that takes the breath away from the audience. The set represents the famous School of Performing Arts in New York where, in classrooms characterised by specific complements (blackboards, mirrors, dance bars, musical instruments, etc…), the lessons of the different acting, dancing and music courses take place. The school reality is often invaded  by another world  that the students are dreaming about, the one of Fame, and success, evoked through lighting effects and sophisticated projection of multi-coloured and electrifying images. As with the surrounding, the design of the costumes has a strong urban and modern feel, with some concession to the rigor for the teachers. All the students have a defined informal look, but each of them has their own and unique style that identifies and differentiates each one from the other; it is a style that develops simultaneously with the characters evolution during the show. A rich and multi-sensorial performance in which the comprehension of the plot and the didactic aspect maintain the central role and that are realised through precise acting and focused gestures.