The curtain has closed on Brighton College Vietnam’s mesmerising two-night performance of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream,” but the success of the production continues to resonate. Reflecting on their artistic journey from initial concept to final bow, the pupils have witnessed remarkable growth and development. Let’s delve into the inspirational stories behind the scenes, where unwavering artistic passion blossomed under the dedicated guidance of both teachers and pupils.
Inspired by Vietnam’s rich cultural tapestry and the captivating art of water puppetry, Mr. Rushton, Head of Drama, envisioned a fresh rendition of “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” that left audiences spellbound. The pupils’ journey began months in advance as they received their roles and scripts, embarking on numerous rehearsals. This process was not merely about delivering Shakespeare’s iconic lines; it involved a deep exploration of characters and the play’s literary essence.
Throughout this transformative experience, our pupils honed their communication and collaboration skills, weaving their individual talents into a magnificent tapestry. Most importantly, they conquered their stage fright, emerging with newfound confidence and a deeper connection to their artistic passion.
