Our teachers met some of the actors after the show!
Right outside the theatre, feeling excited! On 14 September, some English teachers of our school attended a show about Theatre-in-Education (TIE). TIE emphasizes the use of theatre techniques to create a fresh and dramatic learning process for students. As English teachers, we deeply hope to get some more insights and incorporate them into our existing drama curriculum.
The show was not only entertaining and stunning, but also inspiring. There were some snippets of different stories and familiar tales performed using fast paced comical innovative theatrical performance. We have gained a lot from the show. The part which impressed us the most was the interaction between the actors and the audience. Miss Fung and I were delighted to be invited to take part in the improvised scene of a comedy called “100 Movies in 1 Hour”. We received good response from the audience. It was fun!
Throughout the show, we learned that some life lessons could be taught through drama. For example, in the snippet of “Ugly Sisters”, students would think about how they often judge people based on appearance. Also, in the puppet show, students would be aware of the difference between drugs and medicine.
Overall, we were greatly fascinated by the actors’ enthusiasm and the quality of the production. It was a fruitful experience for us!
Miss Angel Leung
The show was not only entertaining and stunning, but also inspiring. There were some snippets of different stories and familiar tales performed using fast paced comical innovative theatrical performance. We have gained a lot from the show. The part which impressed us the most was the interaction between the actors and the audience. Miss Fung and I were delighted to be invited to take part in the improvised scene of a comedy called “100 Movies in 1 Hour”. We received good response from the audience. It was fun!
Throughout the show, we learned that some life lessons could be taught through drama. For example, in the snippet of “Ugly Sisters”, students would think about how they often judge people based on appearance. Also, in the puppet show, students would be aware of the difference between drugs and medicine.
Overall, we were greatly fascinated by the actors’ enthusiasm and the quality of the production. It was a fruitful experience for us!
Miss Angel Leung
