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John McGlashan College Arts Hub
This is your one-stop-shop for all things arts at the college - a breakdown of what's on offer, what's happening, and what we're celebrating.
Year 12 and 13 Drama - Major Production
Year 12 and 13 Drama - Major Production
The Battalion is a one-act play by Helen Pearse-Ortene (of Te Rākau Theatre Company) which delves into themes of friendship, loyalty, madness, and redemption. It highlights how understanding the sacrifices and experiences of those who came before can provide guidance and meaning for the future. The play, with its focus on Māori history and culture, offers a compelling theatrical experience. "The Battalion" will be performed in our Chapel in a creative traverse layout, with added features including beautiful original music composed by Year 12 student, Timothy Stevens.
New date - Wednesday 17th September, Week #10
Location: John McGlashan College Chapel, 5pm
Lock it into your diaries now! All welcome. We'd love to see you!
Senior Drama class - visited by professional theatre production, "Every Brilliant Thing"
- Week 8 Term 3
Senior Drama class - visited by professional theatre production, "Every Brilliant Thing"
- Week 8 Term 3
Every Brilliant Thing - details...
Hoping to put a smile on your face with our Under 30 - $30 tickets and High school students - $25 tickets.
Every Brilliant Thing is...well...brilliant.
We have other concession ticket options too.
Click on the booking link for all info:
https://www.trybooking.com/nz/YIV
Tickets are on sale now for our season running 10 - 21 Sept.
Most performances are at Dunedin North Intermediate with one performance on 16th September at Waitati Hall.
PLEASE NOTE: This production includes discussion of suicide and depression. Age recommendation 12+.
"Creativity is a key asset for further education and beyond.
Those involved in arts clubs like music, drama or visual arts tend to be more creative thinkers and capable of approaching problems from a different standpoint." - Nord Anglia
"Creativity is a key asset for further education and beyond.
Those involved in arts clubs like music, drama or visual arts tend to be more creative thinkers and capable of approaching problems from a different standpoint." - Nord Anglia
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