Students lit up the Naval Store in Fremantle with a powerful production of Playing Beatie Bow. With moving performances, heartfelt reflections, and moments of true magic, this was a show to remember.
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The Power of Drama” explores the transformative impact of drama on students, emphasising resilience, confidence, and community building. Through their participation in productions, students develop essential life skills, from handling setbacks to embracing change and building empathy. Drama becomes a stage for lifelong growth
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At Santa Maria College, Year 10 Drama students engaged in immersive workshops on First Nations storytelling with WA Youth Theatre and artist Simone Detourbet. These sessions fostered empathy, respect, and cultural awareness, offering insights into the struggles and stories of First Nations communities through performance.
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Therese Mavros’ (1986) career from the drama classroom to the silver screens of Melbourne is a testament to the power of passion and perseverance. Therese’s diverse experiences, from touring with international theatre companies to securing roles in Australian TV shows, highlight her dedication to the arts. Currently, she stars in the upcoming film “Runt,” showcasing her remarkable talent.
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Our Year 9 students have been participating in stage combat sessions, learning to perform choreographed fight scenes.
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The Year 11 Drama Day provides an excellent opportunity for our girls to engage with Drama students from other Perth
We sit down with Emily Hunt, House Drama Competition Coordinator, to talk more in-depth about what the night entailed.
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The Years 10, 11 and 12 Drama students had an amazing opportunity to hear from past student Charmaine Bingwa (Class of 2001) this week, who spoke about her non-traditional route into the world of acting.
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The Years 10, 11 and 12 Drama students had an amazing opportunity to hear from past student Charmaine Bingwa (Class of 2001) this week, who spoke about her non-traditional route into the world of acting.
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Three Santa Maria College graduates have been selected to study at the prestigious Western Australian Academy of Performing Arts this year. They carry on a proud tradition of achievement in Drama at the College.
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