High School Musical star tells Glasgow pupils to 'break a leg' in upcoming show

'Keep working hard, get your head in the game for opening night and remember that we're all in this together' 🎭

Actress Kaycee Stroh, who played Martha Cox in the original Disney movie franchise, sent the message to pupils at Bellahouston Academy who are putting on their own production of the musical later this month.

She told the cast to"break a leg" and 'get their head in the game' for opening night in a reference to one of the film's beloved songs.In the video, which was shared on Twitter by the school's performing arts group, she said:"This shoutout is for Bellahouston Academy, it is your girl Kaycee Stroh here, but I think you guys might know me as Martha Cox from Disney's High School Musical and I hear that you are putting on a show.

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