Life of Pi
On Wednesday 17th January Year 8 pupils travelled to Bristol Hippodrome to watch the stage production of Life of Pi adapted by Lolita Chakrabarti and based on Yann Martel’s Man Booker Prize-winning novel.
Pupils were mesmerised by the exquisitely designed large-scale puppets, especially Richard Parker the breathtaking Bengal tiger, as well as the many vividly drawn characters and dazzling visual effects.
One pupil commented; “I just wanted to say thank you very much for organising and giving us the opportunity to go and see Life of Pi, I really enjoyed it and I think many others did as well! I would love to do something like this again.”
It was a truly magical and life-affirming experience that has given them plenty of inspiration to channel into their storytelling and performance.
Cedars Hall will be filled with the scent of love when pupils in Years 7-9 present a double bill of love through the lens of comedy and tragedy in March. Two of Shakespeare’s timely tales: Romeo & Juliet and As You Like It are reimagined through a delicately woven tapestry of text, contemporary dance and live music, harnessing the raw emotion, joy, and humanity of these beloved plays. Tickets are now on sale!
Pupils were mesmerised by the exquisitely designed large-scale puppets, especially Richard Parker the breathtaking Bengal tiger, as well as the many vividly drawn characters and dazzling visual effects.
One pupil commented; “I just wanted to say thank you very much for organising and giving us the opportunity to go and see Life of Pi, I really enjoyed it and I think many others did as well! I would love to do something like this again.”
It was a truly magical and life-affirming experience that has given them plenty of inspiration to channel into their storytelling and performance.
Cedars Hall will be filled with the scent of love when pupils in Years 7-9 present a double bill of love through the lens of comedy and tragedy in March. Two of Shakespeare’s timely tales: Romeo & Juliet and As You Like It are reimagined through a delicately woven tapestry of text, contemporary dance and live music, harnessing the raw emotion, joy, and humanity of these beloved plays. Tickets are now on sale!
