“Herencia’23”- Bridgetine Cultural Day Celebrations on 22^nd June 2023

The English Literary Association in collaboration with the Sinhala and Tamil literary associations of our school, came together in cultural ties to bring to life, ‘Herencia,’’ Spanish for ‘Heritage’, on the 22nd of June 2023. Through this event, we hoped to celebrate the unity and diversity of the heritage of our school.

“Enchanting Harmony: ‘Little Red Riding Hood’ as A Choral Speech” 

In the enchanting world of childhood imagination, the timeless tale of ‘Little Red Riding Hood’ is a beloved classic that continues to capture the hearts of young and old alike. The spotlight shone brightly upon a group of young girls in grades 6,7 and 8 who delivered a captivating choral speech performance of this old-age story.
Each portrayed different characters, such as the curious Little Red Riding Hood to the cunning Wolf and the concerned Grandma. Their expressions, gestures, and voices synchronized seamlessly, making the characters come to life right before the audience’s eyes. This performance was a testament to the power of storytelling, the magic of unity, and the boundless potential of young minds which succeeded in leaving a lasting memory of a performance that will be cherished for years to come.

“A Magical Rendition: ‘Beauty and the Beast’ School Musical.”

A Magical transformation took place as a group of young girls stepped onto the stage and brought to life the beloved tale of “Beauty and the Beast” in a captivating musical. As the curtains rose, the stage was beautifully set, transporting the audience into the charming village and the mysterious castle of the story. The young performers talent in character representation and the costumes brought the beloved characters to life to embark on a musical adventure. The voices of our very own young bridgetines of grades 9,10 and 11 created a magical atmosphere that instantly drew the audience into the story’s spell.
The choreography was equally impressive, as the young dancers moved gracefully across the stage, adding depth and visual splendor to the production. The item will be remembered for its beauty and creative excellence.

 “A Comedic Masterpiece: ‘Arsenic and the Old Lace’ the drama.”

The decision to stage “Arsenic and Old Lace” for the school’s cultural day was an ambitious one, given the play’s intricate plot and complex characters. However, the talented ensemble of young actresses in grade 13, from the very own English drama club of St. Bridget’s Convent, embraced their roles with enthusiasm and brought a fresh perspective to the characters, infusing them with youthful energy while staying true to the play’s darkly humorous roots. This drama was not just a celebration of the arts; it was a testament to the power of passion, diversity, and the enduring appeal of classic theater in the hands of young and talented performers.