🎭UVPA 2019-2020 Student Final Production.... 🎭

 🎭Invitation for the Final Production🎭


The University of the Visual and Performing Arts is truly a world of art.🎇 Unexpectedly and by chance, it became a part of my life a sanctuary I am now bound to, and one I hope to return to again. After my home and my school, I feel this is the next most beautiful haven I have encountered.

​We are still looking forward to the day we can officially join this community. My connection to it began with a simple invitation to witness a final production, and the experience I gained there inspired me to share these thoughts. 🎭

​I saw them all prepared for their final theatrical performance, a moment built entirely on brotherhood. They were ready to turn the final chapter of their book of memories. 😥

Their creativity, their vision, and their unwavering support for one another were visible in everything they did.

​Even though I was a stranger in an unfamiliar place, they never made me feel like one. As it all came to an end, they departed holding onto one another, carrying their shared journey in their hearts. ♥

final stage drama 


"I did not see two separate groups Drama and Ballet at all. In that moment, they were one family. However, based on their individual presentations, I have organized my thought the greatest reward they received for their dedication was the opportunity to perform like this in front of their parents and lecturers."

final ballet production



I WOULD LIKE TO SHARE WITH YOU MY PERSONAL REFLECTION ON THE HEARTFUL FINAL YEAR DRAMA AND BALLET PRODUCTIONS.


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