Our trainer, Mr AD brought his theatre activist friends to watch one of our full-dress rehearsals and they said we were very impressive for a bunch of amateur actors and actresses that has been working on the play for less then 2 months. Kekeke
Yes we have all worked very hard for this play till we were at times overly frustrated. So far, we had a bunch of sick people with coughs, fevers and flu, and two injured legs, and a whole lot of emotional distress. The ironic thing is, the more we did the rehearsals and the less passion we had to do them properly, the more Mr Jaya complimented us saying that we keep improving! Er, ok…
There were a few times when the audience gave the oddest response in certain scenes. Honestly, what the heck is wrong with you all? What is so funny about Adam confessing his love for Maya? Or when Paul is dying? Or the line, “Good boy…” ? Dudes, seriously!! It has always been like that. They will laugh at something that is not funny to us, and when it comes to an actual joke, there is nothing but silence on their end!
To Ms Sathya and Ms Hema, thank you guys so much for all your help and support. This would not be possible if not for the both of you. Not forgetting of course Mr Alex and Mr Jaya who are always there to comment and assist. Thank you Mr AD for helping us with our production. You have been a major help to all of us. And of course Brandon, Samantha and Sabrina, our wonderful choreographers. The three of you helped turn our two left feet into dancing feet and made the play all the more interesting.
Ok, enough said. Its picture time!!
Kudos to UNSW 608 and foundation 109 for this piece
Intro: crazy scene
Ni, Zul and Syad's curtain call. Go nipa!!
Ms Hema and Zahirah
Mr Wan (lightings) and Mr AD
With our handsome propmasters, Khairul and Wen Ping
Piggy back!!!
The signature NIPAPOSE!!!
With Samantha, one of our choreographer
Ok, play time is over. Time for studies now...
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