Monday, May 29, 2023

100 years of performing arts at Jeppe

 

The Performing Arts Society at Jeppe High School for Boys celebrated its 100th anniversary by presenting Shakespeare’s  “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” -

the same Shakespearean masterpiece that was produced in its first year, 1923.

It was a magical, immersive theatre experience, honouring the legacy of performing arts at the school, and celebrating the historical beauty of the campus by performing scenes at venues around the grounds and buildings.

 

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