Prouduction

For the past term around 80 kids ( including me) were involved in Te Awamutu Intermediates production. We had practices on most Sunday and Tuesday afternoons, till the week before production where we were out of school for the whole week practicing. We practiced hard and tried to perfect the production and by the end of the week we were all tired. On the following Monday we had our dress rehearsal, our final practice before our first show. We got our costumes on, and read over our scripts before it was our turn to go on. The following day we had our matinee, our first performance. It went OK but we knew we could do better that night. Later on in the day we arrived to get our make up and hair done for our first night performance. The performance didn't go very well, people messed up, forgot lines and some one even lost their voice half way thorough their song we were all a little disappointed. The following night we preformed amazingly well  compared to Tuesday night. Every thing went well, even though Mrs Ellis had to become the new wally after the first wally lost his voice. On the last night we were all sad to be doing our last performance , but again we preformed outstandingly well. At the very end of the show, after the last bows had been made and the flowers were given to the directors we knew it was all over. Thank you so much to Mrs Ellis, Mrs Shaw Mrs German, Mrs Bailey, Mr Oliver and all the other teachers who help out for all you've done, we couldn't have done it all with out you.