SUMMER 2010 Newsletter - Drighlington Primary School
SUMMER 2010 Newsletter - Drighlington Primary School
SUMMER 2010 Newsletter - Drighlington Primary School
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Play Time in the<br />
Drama Department!<br />
The Drama Department has had a very busy time lately<br />
with plays galore! The AS Drama group presented three<br />
plays to a packed Drama Studio in May.<br />
The dark comedy The Woman Who Cooked Her Husband<br />
began the evening followed by the controversial Greek, a<br />
parody of the Greek Tragedy Oedipus. Ending the evening was<br />
Willy Russel's farce One For The Road. The performances<br />
were all to a very high standard and were fully enjoyed by the<br />
audience of family and friends.<br />
The GCSE practical exams also proved to be very entertaining<br />
as Year 11 Drama groups celebrated the end of months of hard<br />
work in their final performance exam.<br />
The plays on offer ranged from the period comedy The<br />
Importance Of Being Earnest to the ever popular Bouncers.<br />
Others plays featured included Find Me, Shakers and Mother<br />
Figure. Two groups even tackled devising performances with<br />
some great results! Their hard work all paid off in time and the<br />
performances were very impressive.<br />
Well done to all concerned.<br />
A Great Night Out!<br />
Year 8 Workshop<br />
Some talented Year 9 students from Horsforth <strong>School</strong> were<br />
selected to perform as part of Calverley Players’ recent<br />
production of Our Day Out by Willy Russell.<br />
This lively play follows the 'Progress class' and their school trip to<br />
the seaside. The Year 9 students involved put on a very<br />
convincing performance as the rowdy class on the bus, they<br />
even did a bit of singing too! Jenni Glew and Romany Lowe<br />
shared the main part of Carol with equal success whilst Owen<br />
Lokuciejewski-Taylor in Year 12, stole the show with his role as<br />
bad boy 'Digga'. The trip to the zoo was particularly hilarious and<br />
even involved real animals - including a chicken provided by<br />
Owen! Their play was a great success and they should all be very<br />
proud!<br />
Talented Drama students from Year 8 were chosen to take part in a workshop with local<br />
Theatre Company The Paper Birds. This gave them the chance to work with professionals<br />
and create drama as well as developing their acting skills. A great time was had by all.<br />
OPPORTUNITY AND ACHIEVEMENT FOR ALL