On Thursday 11th January Year 8 pupils enjoyed a trip to the Grand Opera house Pantomime ‘Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs’. A great time was had by all… ‘‘Oh no it wasn’t!’’… ‘‘Oh yes it was!’’.
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Year 11 and 12 Drama GCSE students enjoyed a theatre trip to The Grand Opera House on Thursday 16th November . “2:22 A Ghost Story” has transferred from London’s West End and was a brilliant production for Drama students to learn about use of set, sound and lighting as well as the impressive directing and
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The soon-to-be Year 12 Drama GCSE students have laughed, cried and been generally blown away by the production of Blood Brothers at The Grand Opera House this August. A great afternoon was had with these dedicated drama students who were such brilliant company. Now the essay writing begins!
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Cullybackey College recently welcomed Brusier Theatres’ school tour performance of “Mojo Mickybo”. The play, set in Belfast during 1970, told the story of two young boys from across the divide who forged a friendship that was initially immune to the bloody conflict that had engulfed the province. As the conflict intensified however, the friendship was
The play, ‘Scribble Talent’ was performed in November by the Cullybackey College Drama Club (CCDC) for year 8 pupils and invited guests as well as a ‘Family and Friends’ evening. The plot: A teacher, Mrs Taylor, passionately tries to inspire children to embrace their individual strengths and talents. However, she struggles with her own child,
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The Year 12 GCSE Drama class have been working hard to put on productions of ‘The Stonecutter’ and ‘Hot Money’ as part of their final GCSE assessments. A huge congratulations goes out to all the performers and those involved behind the scenes, especially Mrs Cardy, and a special thanks goes to all Year 8s, for
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The play ‘Angels, Villains and Everyday Heroes’ was performed by Cullybackey College Drama Club (CCDC) for the Buick Memorial Primary School, the Diamond Primary School and Year 8’s from Cullybackey College. The plot: Two imaginative boys live in a world of superheroes to keep the peace from the villains they see in their world. A
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The Cullybackey College Drama Club acted out a dynamic anti-bullying performance on Friday, November 25th for Junior Assembly. The piece portrayed the effects of bullying both on the victims and the bully. The performance included strong movement pieces alongside a thought-provoking story that left the audience having to reflect on their personal choices when it
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The Cullybackey College Drama Club (CCDC) has been busy rehearsing every Thursday from 3:30 to 4:40 on the play, “Why Drama?” The play has many lively teen characters that explore their feelings and thoughts about the relevance of drama as a subject. Some love it, some hate it. The character Stevie, played by Year 11
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The Cullybackey College Drama Club (CCDC) has been busy rehearsing every Thursday from 3:30 to 4:40 on the play, “Why Drama?” The play has many lively teen characters that explore their feelings and thoughts about the relevance of drama as a subject. Some love it, some hate it. The character Stevie, played by Year 11
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