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The Year Nine and Year Ten drama classes recently completed their studies of Romeo & Juliet and A Midsummer Night's Dream, respectively. With interest and enthusiasm whilst reading the scenes on stage (especially from year 9 - lower left) at such a high, Mr. Winkler decided he would allow his classes to have a go at writing and performing their very own production.
Leading the charge for the writing team was Nina Martin, an exchange student from America (pictured right). Martin collaborated with Amber Millington and Fabian Rutter to expand Millington's original proposed plot. The student production told the (fictional) life story of a young girl called Sally, portrayed by Martin, whose family faced certain death and generational curses due to her family's participation in an ancient Egyptian expedition.
Cast:
Anubis - Patricia Williamson
Sally - Nina Martin
Mother - Mara Jaffray
Father - Mick Campbell
Victor - Fabian Rutter
Camel/Cobra - Jerome Clarke & Alfie Lewis
Canary/Cactus - Amber Millington
Directed by Jason Winkler
TEARS WERE FLOWING
"A touching story, I just wanted to give Sally a big hug. Poor little sweetie."
- Trudy Rehmann, Housemother - Anubis House
KILLED THE MOOD
"Perhaps not the finest choice for date night, but I could appreciate the historical accuracy."
- Abe Rutter, Uncle
CREATIVE, IMAGINATIVE
"Our school takes great pride in fostering the creative minds of our students and we appreciate Mr. Winkler allowing imaginations to wonder as far as they did for this production..."
- Eric Sweet, Creepy Towers Headmaster
AN ABOMINATION!
"You think you're all so clever- Get that recorder out of my face!"
- Victor Rodenmaar Jr., Groundskeeper
VERY INFORMATIVE
"So informative I had to rush the stage to learn more."
- Renee Zeldman, Resident Local Creep
HILARIOUS
"I didn't know this was a comedy but watching two nerds share a camel suit and seeing my little brother's girlfriend dressed as an ugly tree made my night."
- Chelsie, Graduate
DRAMATIC
"The final scene was almost as dramatic as what was going on behind the scenes with those two..."
- A lower classmate who wishes to remain Anonymous
DISGUSTING!
"Was the kiss really that necessary?"
- Jerome Clarke, Writer One Half of the Camel
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