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Grease is the word!

A date for the diary! Students will be auditioning next week for the whole school production of Grease, which will be performed on Wednesday 28th February, Thursday 1st & Friday 2nd March 2018.

Students who wish to take part in the production will have the opportunity to attend the auditions, which will be held in the Barbirolli Hall on Monday 25th & Wednesday 27th September.

Students can audition for roles in acting, singing and dancing, but there are also fantastic opportunities for students to get involved in the production behind the scenes too! They include a ‘Drama Business Club’, which will consist of a group of students who will be in charge of promoting the show, selling tickets and running front of house on the night. There will also be a ‘Tech Team’ who will provide light and sound for the show, and a ‘Design Team’, who will be painting the backdrop, providing props and possibly making costumes.

A competition for the students to design the programme will be launched shortly by the drama department, whose aim is to make the production an achievement for the students as a result of their own efforts.

We hope that you make Grease a date in your diary, and look forward to welcoming our whole school community to what promises to be a spectacular production.

*Please note that the Tech Club has started and is open to all students every Tuesday lunchtime.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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