Christmas Show At A.S.

The Grinch

For most of the people, this is another school tradition in

which you can see teachers running around you, parents charging their phones, so they can record a video of their children finally dancing for that one day of the school year when people are freaking out because of costumes, hair styles, and makeup.

Undoubtedly, for some of us, a school play might excite us and for others, this isn’t their #1 choice, but honestly, it is the first time for most of us to impersonate and enact some of our favorite characters and also to dance in front of an audience, so it is that first opportunity to test your performance skills.

Our school has being known for doing some serious plays,

with awesome costumes, lights, music, and decoration. This year the corresponding play was a Christmas classic from one of the greatest authors of all time, Dr. Seuss: “How The Grinch Stole Christmas” is an epic story that involves Green vs Who. There is no creature more villainous than Mr. Grinch, until he discovers what this holiday is really about.

The difference between this play and the others we've done is that the acts were classified by electives and not grades, meaning that there was a dance for basketball, art, literature, ballet, ASMUN, and football, among many others, in which spectators saw the skills of every student in their subject; thus, in both shows we carried out on December 5th, the theater was full, and the support from our parents was very evident.

This was a different transition, despite mixed reactions,

everyone of us did a great job, and could share with each other this awesome time of the year, and for the little ones it was an experience of stepping forward in front of the public eye for the first time.

See you next year!

By Valeria Villera, Step 10.