Actions speak louder than words - whatever the language

Our school recently enjoyed two fantastic interactive theatre performances in French and Spanish. The plays brought language learning to life in a fun, engaging, and memorable way.

The French play told the funny story of a couple who couldn’t agree on how to celebrate their anniversary, leading to lots of humour and misunderstandings. The Spanish play was a disastrous (and hilarious!) rehearsal of Romeo and Juliet, where everything went wrong in the best possible way. Both performances included music and invited students on stage to take part.

Students described the experience as “really funny,” “interactive,” and “exciting.” Many said they felt welcome and more confident on stage. Some were even inspired to visit France or Spain — and maybe become actors one day!

The festival was a fantastic way to learn languages through laughter, participation, and live theatre. 🎭✨

🌟 What Our Students Said

M. Mansour “It was really funny and a great experience. The actors made us feel so welcome and helped us understand the play easily.”

Aadan B., “Being Romeo was very interactive and funny. Being on stage made me feel welcome, and it was a really exciting experience.”

Jeddah “At first, I was very nervous, but as the performance went on, I felt more and more comfortable on stage. Now I want to visit France — and maybe even become an actor!”

Dilmeet  “I felt comfortable as Juliet and really enjoyed it. It encouraged me to visit Spain and even think about becoming an actress.”

Navdeep  “It was great fun being part of the show. I really enjoyed being on stage.”

Pavneet and Tanjleen said, “The actors performed in such a clear and expressive way that it was easy to understand the story. It was so much fun!”