Showing posts with label theater. Show all posts
Showing posts with label theater. Show all posts

Thursday, August 12, 2010

CURSE OF THE PHAROAHS

Tutankhamen’s sarcophagus is a source of great interest to the children on a tour of the museum...especially the priceless mask.

However...there is the ‘Curse’ to watch out for...as well as statues and mummies that ‘come alive’! Not a place you want to spend the night.....

The Week 2 of the Summer Stage School culminated in a scripted stage play titled 'CURSE OF THE PHAROAHS'.


We are going to see King Tutankamen’s tomb. The show opened with the song 'We are all going on a school outing..... We’ve seen it on the website now lets go and see if its true.... fun for me and you!'


We are the museum guards, we are here to make sure the priceless jewels of Cairo are not stolen.


Are they real statues? They look scary to me..... OR are they out to get the priceless jewels of the Pharoahs? Lets go and find out.

   
This is how we do it. Whole cast screaming whilst dancing THRILLER.  
                                             



St Saviour's End Of Term Presentation

Everyone lives happily and works on Farmer and Mrs Giles’ farm.


Freddy and Frances Fox wait patiently until they settled down for the night to come and steal their chickens, as they are veeeerrrryyy hungry!

Freddy Fox is not very brave, so will they get a good and hearty chicken meal, or will they get caught?
Lower primary children of St Saviours School Ikoyi Lagos Nigeria, thrilled parents and friends whilst showcasing their skills developed during the term, with a play titled The Chicken Hearted Fox.



Will the Creators (Director, Producer and Writer) change all our well known fairytales?
Upper primary children showcased their talents whilst performing this humorous play titled 'Storyland'

 



Lagos Preparatory School Recital Evening

There was no dull moment at the recital evening of the Lagos Preparatory School held at the school premises on the 30th of June, 2010. Which brought parents and friends alike to watch as the Helen O’ Grady drama students did what they know how to do best.


The presentation showcased the lower primary students performing 'The Snake Charmer'  and the upper primary students performing 'Maximum Speed' and every moment was FUNFILLED.







 


Wednesday, June 9, 2010

WHAT FUN! Teachers in training

The Lagos Islands weekly teacher's training sessions have been emphasizing effective teaching skills to make each and every lesson filled to the brim with FUN and an experience which leaves you with a smile on your face. In the above picture, Samantha and Claudine are having great fun (to the amusement of Betty, Grace and Orji) pretending to be unruly children.

THIS IS HOW IT'S DONE!

Trainee teacher Orji showing the other teachers just how to express with your face, and good tambourine utilization. All training sessions are jam packed with new creative ideas, lots of sharing and interaction and above all, learning the skills to make each and every lesson FUN!

Tuesday, June 8, 2010

A day at the theatre



Tuesday the 25th of May 2010, was a memorable day for the students of Discovery House Montessori School in Lekki, as they joined students from other schools to watch a short play captioned THE REJECTED BLESSING at the National Theatre. It was an educational experience for the children as they learnt about theatre etiquette and had an opportunity to appreciate their culture via the dances and traditional attires which were show-cased.

Monday, June 7, 2010

American International School - 29th MAY 2010 PARENT’S DAY UPPER ELEMENTARY PRESENTATION - A WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE

The Upper Elementary presented a short-scripted play titled 'MAXIMUM SPEED'

Synopsis
A long, long time in the future, in a galaxy yet to be discovered, Space Cruiser 5 is under attack from the Targons. But why?

On board ship, there is unrest amongst the crew members. The robots, brought on board by the Captain, have gone wild. Is there a malfunction…or is it an act of sabotage?


Thursday, June 3, 2010

American International School - 29th MAY 2010 PARENT’S DAY LOWER ELEMENTARY PRESENTATION - A WONDERFUL EXPERIENCE

Parents and friends attending the parent’s day presentation at American International School Lagos Nigeria were in for a treat, as the lower and upper primary students thrilled the audience with a short presentation to the amazement of parents and friends alike.

The lower primary did a short play titled THE CHICKEN HEARTED FOX.

Synopsis

Everyone lives happily and works on Farmer and Mrs. Giles’ farm. Freddy and Frances Fox wait patiently until they settled down for the night to come and steal their chickens, as they are veeeerrrryyy hungry! Freddy Fox is not very brave, so will they get a good and hearty chicken meal, or will they get caught?