Fresh off her Britain’s Got Talent win, musical theatre star Sydnie Christmas continues to captivate audiences — this time with a heartfelt live performance alongside the Create Theatre Academy Choir at The Lowry. Performing a stunning medley of “A Million Dreams” and “Come Alive,” Sydnie proved once again that she’s not just putting on a show — she’s living it.
The performance was pure joy from start to finish. Sydnie’s warm stage presence, radiant energy, and effortless vocals filled the theatre with emotion. What stood out most was how naturally she blended with the young choir — giving them space to shine, guiding them with grace, and harmonizing beautifully in perfect balance.
Fans who watched the performance described it as “fantastic,” “joyful,” and “Beyoncé-level.” Many were touched by how genuine Sydnie appeared on stage — not just a star at the center of attention, but a true team player who made every young performer feel part of something magical.
Audience members called her a “born entertainer” and “the best singer to come along in years.” Others noted her ability to connect with both the crowd and her fellow performers, saying it was clear she was having the time of her life. The atmosphere was electric — full of laughter, applause, and pride from families who watched their children perform alongside one of Britain’s brightest new stars.
The event was also a special moment for the young choir. Many described it as an unforgettable experience — one they’ll proudly carry with them throughout their musical journeys. Performing alongside Sydnie on her first-ever headline tour was more than just a dream come true; it was a glimpse of what passion, humility, and hard work can achieve when shared on stage.
Away from the spotlight, Sydnie recently made headlines for a different reason. The Britain’s Got Talent 2024 winner — known for her breathtaking performances of “My Way” and “Over the Rainbow” — took to Instagram to reassure fans about her health after receiving a wave of concerned messages. Fans had worried she looked “tired,” but Sydnie clarified she was simply appearing makeup-free.
Laughing off the concern, she told her 200,000 followers, “I just haven’t got any makeup on. I’m completely fine! It’s so funny — the second you don’t have any makeup on, people think you’re not well.”
Since her BGT victory, Sydnie’s career has soared. She’s released her debut album My Way, performed for King Charles at the Royal Variety Performance, and even shared the stage in Los Angeles with Michael Bublé and Jennifer Hudson at a star-studded charity event hosted by producer David Foster. Over the summer, she dazzled audiences as Cruella de Vil in 101 Dalmatians: The Musical, alongside Jeff Brazier and Aston Merrygold.
Despite the fame, Sydnie remains humble and grounded. “Every opportunity, I’m happy for,” she said recently. “As long as I get to perform — on stage or on tour — I’m living the dream.”
And that’s exactly what her latest performance showed: Sydnie Christmas isn’t just chasing dreams — she’s inspiring others to believe in their own.
