On Tuesday 13th December, ISO’s Christmas show took place at Šantovka theatre for the first time after two years of COVID, and what a spectacular evening it was!
The show was kicked off by Wolsey students Natalie and Maxim who were our hosts for the evening. With a packed theatre full of excited guest in anticipation for the show to commence, Milepost 1 were the first to step on stage, performing ‘Christmas Fairy tales’ directed by Ms Jitka and Ms Bojana. We came across a selection of familiar Fairy tale characters, helping little red riding hood to find the perfect Christmas present for her Grandma. The children did a fantastic job to not only remember all of their lines but showed extreme bravery to act on a professional stage in front of a huge audience!
They were shortly followed by Milepost 2, directed by Mrs Lucy and Miss Eleni performing ‘Billy Bonka’s Christmas Factory.’ The standard of acting here was exceptional and numerous occasions had the audience roaring with laughter. It was clear that they were enjoying every moment on stage. Their dance routine to round everything off was a fantastic end to their performance.
Milepost 3 were next to perform a play written by Ms Janita and Miss Alice – ‘The Cat in the Hat: Christmas Edition.’ This wacky performance was full of rhymes, unusual surprises and comical creatures. Having worked closely with these pupils, I know that they put in huge efforts to pull off such a complex and fast paced play, and I can confidently say the performance that they gave on the evening was the strongest that they had ever performed it!
The night was rounded off by a fantastic performance of 'Alice in Christmas Land' by the secondary students, under the direction of Miss Barbora and Mr Yusuf. We were astounded by the quality of acting and could see that they had worked very hard to deliver such a compelling and gripping performance. As expected, they were received by deafening cheers to end a very memorable evening.
I would like to thank all who participated and contributed towards this year’s show, and to all those who came to show their support. I can safely say that weeks of intense rehearsals and the dedication shown from both pupils and teachers, has certainly paid off! I am extremely proud of all our pupils for their outstanding performances!
Written by Miss Alice
Photo album: https://photos.app.goo.gl/r4Q1T63HmYxpQcM9A
Performance videos: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLC5XEskkLWDcrPq0lQ4O99PIv2lHdcVBx
Photography and videography: Louis Guitton @louisguitton1
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