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Celebrating the Grand Finale of Our First "Play in Production" Programme! 🎭

After weeks of creativity, collaboration, and countless rehearsals, our inaugural Play in Production Programme has reached its grand finale—and what a spectacular journey it has been! The curtain has closed on our first edition, but the memories, skills, and friendships forged during this time will resonate far beyond the stage.



A Totally Student-Led Triumph

In this unique program, our students weren’t just actors—they were directors, set designers, costume creators, and stage managers. From the moment the scripts were chosen to the final bow, every aspect of the production was in their capable hands. This wasn’t just a performance; it was a testament to the power of young minds when given the tools to lead.



Performed to an intimate audience of 50 people in Studio A at The Creative Hub, which was transformed into a black box theatre for the occasion, the atmosphere was electric. The students took full control of the creative process, and their passion and dedication shone through every detail. Whether it was deciding on the perfect prop or blocking a scene, the final performance was not just a play—it was their play, a creation they brought to life with their own hands and hearts.

A Q&A to Remember: Proof of Learning

After the final performance, the audience was treated to an exciting Q&A session with the four students who led the production. Both young students and adults in the audience posed a variety of intriguing questions, all of which were met with thoughtful, well-informed responses from the Play in Production students. This insightful exchange was a powerful testament to just how much they had learned during the programme—from theatrical skills to the confidence to think critically and express themselves clearly.




More Than Just a Play: An Educational Journey

The Play in Production Programme wasn’t just about putting on a show. It was an immersive learning experience where students developed crucial life skills. Here’s what our young stars took away from the program:

1. Leadership and Responsibility

Students learned to take charge, whether they were directing a scene, managing backstage, or ensuring props were in place. They discovered the importance of responsibility and the satisfaction that comes from seeing a project through to completion.

2. Teamwork and Collaboration

Theatre is a team effort, and our students embraced this fully. They learned to communicate effectively, share ideas, and work together to overcome obstacles. The bonds they formed with their peers are as strong as the performances they delivered.

3. Creative Problem-Solving

No production is without its hiccups, but our students met every challenge with creative solutions. They learned that sometimes the best ideas come from thinking outside the box and that there’s always a way to make things work.

4. Confidence and Self-Expression

Standing on stage, under the lights, performing in front of an audience—it’s no small feat! Our students gained immense confidence, not only in their acting abilities but in their voices and ideas. They learned that their contributions matter and that they have the power to captivate an audience.

5. A Love for the Arts

Above all, the Play in Production Programme has ignited a passion for the arts. Whether they continue in theatre or apply what they’ve learned to other areas of their lives, these students have gained a deep appreciation for the creative process and the joy of storytelling.

The Curtain Falls, But the Journey Continues

As we celebrate the close of our first edition, we look forward to the future with excitement. This program has laid the foundation for more incredible productions to come, and we can’t wait to see how our students continue to grow and shine.

A standing ovation to our four young performers, directors, designers, and stagehands, Renee, Emily, Nyall, Malaya! The curtain may have fallen on this production, but the skills, memories, and friendships you’ve built will last a lifetime. Thank you for making the Play in Production Programme such a success. Here’s to many more student-led triumphs in the future! 🎉



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