艺术节校刊–华语戏剧组

艺术节校刊

1718学年 华语戏剧组

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参加华语戏剧组，我明白了“台上一分钟，台下十年功。”我们认真地排练，虽然辛苦，但从不放弃。老师常鼓励我们“戏剧表演只有好、更好、最好！”。通过学习，我懂得了戏剧存在的意义，丰富了学习经历。在艺术节表演时，我们上台前十分紧张。但表演结束后，我们每个小演员都享受到舞台带给我们的快乐与荣耀。

An Intriguing Experience at this year’s Arts Festival (17-19 April)

by Audrey Wu, P4L and Faith Wong, P5T

This year’s Arts Festival was interesting and enjoyable for both of us. We saw many exciting and fascinating performances, ranging from external groups to performances by our very own talented SISHK students. One performance that we adored was a 3-man musical group which performed traditional Ghanaian dance and songs on their drums. A highlight of the performance was the hands-on session where students went on stage to play on the traditional drums from Ghana, a country in West Africa. It was such a joyful experience learning from the Ghanaian musicians and they were rewarded with a thunderous applause from the audience.

The other intriguing performance was the mask-changing performance! As Ms Sullivan explained to us before the performance, the art of mask-changing is an ancient Chinese art form. The actress’s mask changed constantly throughout the performance, from a green, creepy, weird mask to an Ironman mask! The music also changed each time, from traditional music to Beyoncé at the end! It was the most captivating performance we had ever seen.

Another highlight was the Mass Recorder Playing led by Dr Koh and Ms Mok. The finale was when both P5 and P6 students collaborated to play the famous Japanese anime theme song “The Castle in the Sky”. I (Faith) felt nervous at the beginning as I have never played on the recorder in front of so many people before. However, I felt so proud of myself at the end as I did not make a single mistake during my playing!

Even though this year’s Arts Festival has ended, we are already looking forward to next year’s Arts Festival performances which will definitely be even more spellbinding than this year’s!