For the school show, some Primary 7 pupils have been working with Mrs Gourley to produce tickets and programme for Netherlee’s production of Disney’s Aladdin Jnr. They were concentrated on the task at hand to get everything ready for next week’s show.
Here is a sneak peak at the programme design!
Netherlee Primary School has been busy producing their own school show. Their school show is based on the Disney film Aladdin. Aladdin was a good choice because it has some good characters and songs and acting it out looks AMAZING. When we went to see the actors they were practising every second and looked incredible. They were taking Aladdin to a whole new and better level than the film and that is saying something.
We went to see them practice and we were fortunate to see them preforming the bread scene at the start of the how, and to be honest I could not see the difference between them and the film! You could tell that the actors had been practising a lot; the guards were ferocious, Aladdin was very fast and the people in the street were very dramatic. Overall the acting is amazing as well as the singing and dancing.
You should come to this amazing show on the 27th and the 28th of May 2015 but be quick because the tickets will be gone in a flash. It’s worth it and possibly be the best show you’ll see for a long time because the show is already on the road.
Mr Duncan’s class are making back drops for the different scenes. They first drew them out before painting them. There are different groups doing different scenes, for example, the market, palace and Cave of Wonders. They are all collaborating to make the wonderful art. It was obvious that they had spent a lot of time on it and needed it for something important.
Other groups were looking up images of magic carpets to draw. They were working hard and had loads of different shades and colours. We interviewed some people creating the drawings to find out what they liked and disliked about their back drop. They told us that they enjoyed their painting (which happened to be the Cave of Wonders). We enjoyed going there because we liked looking at the fantastic paintings. We know that Aladdin is doing well and we hope to have more amazing experiences in the future.
Hello readers and welcome to another exciting post about Netherlee’s production of Disney’s Aladdin Jnr. In this post we will be giving you a sneak peek into the dances and songs in the show. The pictures below are o f the ‘Never had a Friend Like Me’ song and dance routine where the performers are the Genie, Aladdin and several very talented dancers.
There are so many exciting scenes in the show and brilliant dances that it will be a great audience experience and will amaze you. The choreographers for this dance where Miss Watson and Miss Osborne. They have been putting there heart and soul into this show making it the best it possibly can be. The show is filled with lots of extreme talent and excitement so you will get your money’s worth if you buy your one or two tickets for this fantastic production! We will see those who have bought tickets on the 27th and 28th of May you will want to make a note of the date if you are interested in coming.
We are all excited because of the opening night coming so soon see you all next time in our next brilliant blog post. Goodbye for now!
Pupils from P6a and P6c were making posters for Netherlee Primary School’s Production of Disney’s Aladdin Jnr. They were looking at posters of other shows for inspiration. We took photos of the making of the posters. Some people were using computers for references to put on their posters. There were some Islamic patterns used because they look like the magic carpet. The people making the posters tried to make the design simple but still look good. The posters looked very nice with the Islamic patterns. Some people drew the main characters on their posters also some people drew the lamp and the genie and used some key colours to represent different objects like gold for the lamp and a yellowish brown for sand. Mr Bryce printed out Aladdin Jnr signs and people were tracing them to get the logo on their posters. They used coloured pens and pencils to brighten up their posters. They discussed different techniques and coulors for their posters. Everyone was working hard and having fun.
Have a look at some of our posters below!
Hello readers!
Welcome to the Netherlee School Show blog. We will be blogging about the preparations and rehearsals of Netherlee Primary School’s production of Disney’s Aladdin Jnr. This fantastic show will be performed on the 27th and 28th May 2015. We will be giving you exclusive behind the scene access of the making of this magical production.
We are a team of P6 pupils from P6b and P6c. Over the next six weeks, we will be blogging and filming the action behind the scenes of the rehearsals. There will be new posts regularly packed with more exciting information.
We will be bringing you posts about the all-star cast, the crew, the singers, the dancers and the staff who are working hard to put the show together. We will also be bringing you information on the hardworking children and staff who are preparing and promoting the performance. Finally, if you aren’t familiar with Aladdin, we will give you a brief summary of the spectacular storyline of the show.
So check back soon for our exciting second post which will include a summary of the story and an introduction to the cast.
