Last day of of the winter term? Well it has to be the end-of-term quiz! For a second year running it was run online and organised so brilliantly by the TY's. Not only was it a quiz (6 rounds of 10 questions), but it was highly entertaining and technically brilliant!
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Rehearsals are in full swing at present with Mr. Downes, his cast and production team working very hard getting the production of Matilda ready for the stage. Dates for your diary: Wednesday, 20th December and Thursday, 21st December at 7.30pm in the School Hall. Tickets: €8 for adults and €6 for students/children. Doors open at 7pm
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2nd Year student, Cian Glynn has written a review of the Comedy Workshop given by Mr. Downes on Tuesday, 7th November to the 2nd years. It was one of the many events held throughout Arts Week.
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On Wednesday, 29th March the TY students performed the play by Sean Dunne - "I've to Mind Her" to the 1st Years. They were also examined on their performance as part of their drama module. TY student Ruth Aharon describes the experience.
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Transition Year student, Fionn Bentley, was selected to be a member of the Dublin Youth Theatre.
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Students from all years, under the expert direction of Mr. Downes, are rehearsing for this week's production of 'Oliver!'. Doors open at 7pm on Wednesday, 7th December and Thursday, 8th December.
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Stratford College presents 'Our Day Out' by Willy Russell on Wednesday, 3rd December and Thursday, 4th December at 7pm in the School Hall.
Read more →The drama class have had a very busy, energetic and productive term! The highlight of this term was Feis Maitiu. Feis Maitiu is an annual Speech and Drama festival that is held at The Mill Theatre, Dundrum and attracts entrants from all over the country.
Read more →5th Year English student, Ciara Harrison, recounts the trip to see the play "A Tender Thing" which is an adaptation of Shakespeare's "Romeo and Juliet" on Monday, 10th February.
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On Thursday, 17th October Ethan and Ciaran were enacting this Shakespearean duologue to aid each other's comprehension of the text.
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