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To Be Continued?
Well…we’ve finally reached the end. On December 16th, the IES students had their final showcase at the Gaiety School of Acting. We laughed, we cried, we got way too lit afterwards lol. Here’s a brief rundown of the show! We started as members of the “Rose of Gaiety” pageant. We each introduced ourselves with a fun little intro. We then joked about Culture Shock and the Gaiety School. After the…
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Week 5: My story continues
As we begin our sixth and final week of summer camp, students have a chance to reflect on their work this summer through their final showcases.
The Drama Club at Roberto Clemente was hard at work last week designing set backdrops for their adaptation of Cinderella from Into the Woods. All summer long the entirely student-run production has written a script, held auditions and cast campers in all roles including the narrator and director, hand-decorated their set, and prepared for their show this week. The show will debut later today to friends and families!
Meanwhile at Luis Munoz Marin, students have been perfecting their dance moves to debut their choreography at their final show on Friday. Once again students and families will get a chance to see how students have been working on expressing themselves.
As part of a mixed-media art project, #InOurOwnHands, with artist Tim Gibbon, students at Julia de Burgos revealed their final mural on Somerset Street this Monday. Students at Julia de Burgos and Kensington Creative and Performing Arts High School wrote messages on their hands, photographed their hands, and silkscreened the images onto nearby walls in their community. Check out their Instagram account: https://instagram.com/in_our_own_hands/ for more images!
The practice and effort on display each day leading up to these shows represents the students’ commitment to create final projects that best express who they are. Through their art, the students have a chance to reach their communities with their voices and their hopes for how they may carry on in the future.
Today at our final showcase q&a someone asked why my improv work was so much better than my scene when I had a script to memorize for the scene so it's was planned. My answer: well sir in scene work I feel restricted and it's hard for me to focus because there's so many guidelines and when I have a lot of time to practice I start to doubt myself and try to make it perfect in till I lose the character in all my anxieties. But with improv it's all bam bam bam, there's no time to think or worry if it's going to be perfect you just have to take a leap that's why my improv scene seemed "better" because I was too in the moment to doubt..
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