PICTURES: ‘Stars’ take to the stage for SNAP talent show in Inverness

Funds of over £34,000 have now been raised for children’s charity SNAP thanks to the efforts of contestants in this year’s Stars in their Eyes.

The charity, which supports children and young adults in Inverness who have additional support needs, welcomed nine hopefuls from across the Highlands this year, to sing under the guise of their favourite artists.

The importance of SNAP was no more clear than when the charity’s choir performed a set themselves, commanding a standing ovation from those in attendance for their stunning performance of Frank Sinatra’s High Hopes - a fitting and emotional way to kick off the evening.

Inverness-based Heather Davidson, a performing arts teacher, was named as the winner after all acts had performed, receiving due recognition for her set as Amy Winehouse, singing You Know I’m No Good.

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We were there to cover the evening, and to capture the ‘stars’ as they entertained the crowd.

For more information on SNAP Inverness visit snapinverness.org.uk.

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