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Viva Lewes Issue #147 December 2018

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ADVERTORIAL<br />

Rock got no reason,<br />

rock got no rhyme…..<br />

You better get me to school on time!<br />

Eastbourne College presents, their annual Christmas musical<br />

production in College Theatre and invites you to pick up a guitar and dive<br />

into Andrew Lloyd Webber’s hit West End musical, School of Rock.<br />

Based on the hit movie,<br />

and faithful to the<br />

contemporary humour<br />

and vivacious musical<br />

score in the current West<br />

End production, School<br />

of Rock follows Dewey<br />

Finn, a failed, wannabe<br />

rock star who poses as<br />

a substitute teacher at a<br />

prestigious prep school<br />

to earn some extra cash. There, he<br />

turns a class of straight A pupils into a<br />

guitar-shredding, bass-slapping, mindblowing,<br />

studded-leather wearing rock<br />

band. But can he get them to the Battle<br />

of the Bands, without their parents and<br />

the school’s headmistress finding out?<br />

Join us to see these prep school pupils<br />

ditch their ties and get into the spirit of<br />

rock and roll. The audience can expect<br />

an explosive concoction of sequins,<br />

energetic dance numbers and classic<br />

rock. They will encounter a fantastic<br />

set and will be immersed in the<br />

extraordinary musical<br />

and acting talents of<br />

the pupils, as they play<br />

their instruments live on<br />

stage.<br />

Claudine Sinnett,<br />

Director of Drama at<br />

Eastbourne College and<br />

Dan Jordan, Director<br />

of Music have worked<br />

closely with the cast and<br />

technical team to create a truly vibrant<br />

production to kick start the academic<br />

year with a touch of rock and roll.<br />

The Drama Department here at the<br />

College produce 7 productions across<br />

the academic year, including recent<br />

inclusion into the Edinburgh Fringe<br />

Festival, where a group of talented<br />

upper sixth pupils took Tennessee<br />

William’s The Glass Menagerie, are<br />

about to perform in the Shakespeare<br />

School’s Festival, and they readily invite<br />

professional theatre companies in to<br />

enrich the learning of the pupils.<br />

Wednesday 5 - Saturday 8 <strong>December</strong> 7.30pm<br />

Thursday 6 <strong>December</strong>, 2.30pm<br />

College Theatre. Tickets £9<br />

boxoffice@eastbourne-college.co.uk

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