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Our Lower School Drama students perform ‘A Read Through Time’

On 4-6th June, our Year 7, 8, and 9 drama students delivered a fantastic performance titled "A Read Through Time" for friends and families to enjoy. Inspired by the works of Paul King, the production was a fantastic display of the talent of our young cast members. 

"A Read Through Time" brought four distinct stories to life, ranging from a melodramatic Parisian love affair to a gritty, real-life account of the 9/11 attacks. The performance was a powerful celebration of literature, capturing its essence in a world increasingly dominated by technology and social media.

Ms. Smart, expressed her excitement about the production: "I have always been an avid reader and lover of literature, and it has been exciting to capture the essence of reading in this performance. I am so proud of this incredibly talented cast of young people who are celebrating books and reading."

Congratulations to the cast members for their dedication, creativity, and passion, which truly brought the story to life. The captivating performance left the audience in awe, showcasing the remarkable talent within our school.

 

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