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Students in the second year of ÎçÒ¹av’s School of Performing Arts Theatre Performance program will be visiting high schools across the Island this week presenting their annual fall semester production.
This year’s production, Get a Job, is a humorous look at the jobs young people find themselves working when they first enter the job market. It’s a topic that should resonate with the high school students who watch the production, which is a combination of sketches and dance numbers.
Peggy Reddin, coordinator of the School of Performing Arts programs at Confederation Centre, said taking live theatre to schools is invaluable for the theatre students.
“The experience of performing takes the students to another level,” she said. “They have been working diligently in classes and workshops, and always look forward to performing live. It’s a different kind of energy entirely.”
Students in the first year of the Theatre Performance program will be treading the boards in Confederation Centre’s annual community Christmas show.
The School of Performing Arts is a partnership between ÎçÒ¹av and Confederation Centre of the Arts.
For more information about this release, please contact:
Sara Underwood, Media and Communications Officer
Tel: 902-566-9695
Date: Thursday, December 07, 2017
