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Feature of the Week: Olivia Hyde’s school play is a world of movement and imagination

The Year 8 student from West Island School talks about performing ‘A Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time’.
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Published: 12:30am, 28 Oct 2024
Length: 296 words
Feature of the Week: Olivia Hyde’s school play is a world of movement and imagination

Step into a world of imagination with “A Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time”. Photo: Handout

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Imagine stepping into a world full of new dimensions. Our upcoming play, A Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-Time, will take you on an incredible adventure filled with surprises.

Picture a stage where our bodies dance and leap to express our feelings, the air buzzes with excitement, and a curious boy named Christopher helps us see the world through his eyes. Looking through his perspective, you will open a new world, filled with laughs and surprises.

We have been working together as an ensemble for many hours, putting this show together. We work well as a team, and all the hours we put in have helped us grow closer. Each rehearsal is filled with laughter and creativity. It is incredible how we support each other, share ideas and encourage each other to shine.

Within the play, we will be using a variety of physical theatre techniques to bring Christopher’s journey to life. We will show how he uniquely experiences the world, from small to dynamic group movements. The way we move together will help everyone understand his feelings.

With our fantastic team working together like a well-oiled machine, we will bring this extraordinary tale to life in ways you’ve never seen before. Get ready for a show that’s not just about words but about the magic of movement and imagination!

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