[ SECRET POST #2148 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2148 ⌋

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Re: School Plays

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My primary school had a play every two, three years that was completely home-written so to speak. Famous songs were used for the melodies, but other than that the whole plot, all the lines, everything was written by this one teacher. And everything written in the local dialect too. I remember one was about how some criminal had stolen and hidden the joie de vivre so that mystery had to be solved etc. (It had been the 11th time a play was preformed thus the joie de vivre connection). The other one I was in was in '99 so it was all about the new millennium etc. We even had our very own millennium bugs. That is to say, the toddler dance number involved a whole bunch of toddlers dressed up and dancing as 'bugs'.

My secondary school had more standard plays, though I can only remember Little Shop Of Horrors.