Drama Performance - Let Loose

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 In term three, and also in term 4, we put together our biannual drama production - Let Loose. Students auditioned for a role that they wanted and then, if successful, had to learn their lines and become the character they were portraying. Practices were held most weeks and leading up to the final performance, several times a week. 

It was great to be able to still put our performance on to an audience, even if Covid times, and I hope that the parents enjoyed the production.

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