Ageism, Religious Prejudice, Nation Prejudice, Physical Prejudice, Racism and Social Class prejudice were all covered in this physical theatre piece at the French School in Cape Town
This was a truly inspired play directed by Sunette Strydom and acted by the secondary school children of the French School in Cape Town.
The play, written by the Cape Town playwriting team looks at our world and how prejudice causes conflict. The underlying message that comes through at the end of this very powerful play is that tolerance is a much better way forward for all of us.
This play received a standing ovation from the parents for the excellent way it was presented and how it touched all those in the audience. The teaching aspect in this play was to train our students in physical theatre and using one prop to denote many different ideas.
For more information about our international programme and our modern, educational productions, contact us on 021 6747478 or head to our website www.dramaafrica.com
The play, written by the Cape Town playwriting team looks at our world and how prejudice causes conflict. The underlying message that comes through at the end of this very powerful play is that tolerance is a much better way forward for all of us.
This play received a standing ovation from the parents for the excellent way it was presented and how it touched all those in the audience. The teaching aspect in this play was to train our students in physical theatre and using one prop to denote many different ideas.
For more information about our international programme and our modern, educational productions, contact us on 021 6747478 or head to our website www.dramaafrica.com
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