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Tuesday, September 26, 2017

Changing Perspectives

We are so excited to share with the friends and families of the Youth Theatre classes a physical theatre play called Perspectives. 

Our high school students have been hard at work learning the techniques used in physical theatre, understanding the genre and bringing to life this piece.

Actors will be dressed in black; they will use broomsticks which are transformed into a number of different props.
This play requires the optimal use of both body and voice. A challenge our students are accepting boldly. 




Physical theatre is a type of theatrical performance which emphasises physical expression as the primary conveyor of dramatic meaning. 
It goes beyond the narrative, incorporating physical and visual elements on a level at least equal to verbal elements.  It is, however, more than simply abstract movement – it includes some element of character, narrative, relationships and interaction between the performers. 


Perspectives will be performed by all Youth Theatre classes this year. We hope to see you all there.

Wednesday, September 13, 2017

Island Time

Many of us dream of island getaways in the middle of the workday or work week. With drama our students have the opportunity to bring these dreams to life as their imaginations and creativity run free.

Drama has the power to transport you anywhere you like.
And this year’s Lower Primary Production will transport the students to a tropical island. How fun!

Paradesia is set on an island and promises to be full of adventure and fun.



The Durbanville LP class started rehearsing last week. They had great fun with teacher Inandi Vosloo. (Pictured above)


We hope to see friends and family in the audience when the students take to the stage and we'll all be transported together.