DRAMA WORKSHOP: New School Year with lots of surprises

The New School Year has started for Drama Workshop and its 20 new actors.

They began the class saying hello to our bloggers.

Then, they discovered the difference of sitting down on the green carpet, as spectators, and on
the red carpet, as puppeteers.
There they learnt the only two rules during the class: 

"Respect yourself and respect the teacher"

After that, they watched some original trailers -Lion King, Mamma Mia- to encourage them to create something imaginative and creative during the current school year.


Later, they learnt their first song which will be part of the play to be performed before Christmas.

To finish, they played the puppets: Mr. Complaints and Miss Sympathy, close-up friends from now  onwards.

And that's all for now. Bye, friends!!!

Performance of Funny School Times - 2

Yesterday 16th April,  at 19:00 the students of MET 1º ESO-1 performed Funny School Times 2, a musical specially composed for them, in the Salón de Actos of the IES Julio Caro Baroja BHI.

They were performing for 50 minutes in a very varied show.

During the play they presented some of their digital projects about their concept on Drama Classes. They also sang and danced.

Parents and friends enjoyed the performance until the last minute. At the end of the show, many of them went onto the stage to have a memorable picture with the actors.

Our best camerawoman and T-COM teacher, Txaro Rubinos,  as usual, recorded the show.

To watch some videos click here.
Today, the have performed for all 1º-ESO of our High School. After the performance there has been an interesting  dialogue with the actors.

Playing puppets, Interviewing celebrities

In the blog you have read a lot about the "Puppets".
 But how do students play the puppets?




Here is Miguel playing it, and below these lines we can watch Ander:




On the other hand, in the following videos we can watch Danel interviewing Lucas and
Gabriela interviewing Oihane:

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Finally, have we talked about drama games in class? Here is one of them: "Hello, Your Majesty".