They started with "A Raposa e o Corvo" by António Torrado and "Que bela Festança!" by Natércia Rocha; this week, the remaining group of 16 ladies made their stage debut with another play by Natércia Rocha, "Onde estará o Limão?"
Enjoy!
About Me
- Teacher Alex
- Portugal
- I am from Coimbra, Portugal, and am currently teaching in a school in Soure, about 30 km away from Coimbra. I have been a teacher of English for over 20 years and have already taught different levels and age groups. After all this time I can say I love working with adult groups because there are no coursebooks and I can create my own resources. I am an avid reader, a blogger and very curious about free tools and their implementation in the classroom.
Friday, March 19, 2010
Second Round - ANSC 2 performances
As you can see below, these ladies are becoming real pros and achieving a lot of success, especially among primary school children (for obvious reasons ;)) and already have some requests for performances, what about that, hem???
They started with "A Raposa e o Corvo" by António Torrado and "Que bela Festança!" by Natércia Rocha; this week, the remaining group of 16 ladies made their stage debut with another play by Natércia Rocha, "Onde estará o Limão?"
Enjoy!
They started with "A Raposa e o Corvo" by António Torrado and "Que bela Festança!" by Natércia Rocha; this week, the remaining group of 16 ladies made their stage debut with another play by Natércia Rocha, "Onde estará o Limão?"
Enjoy!
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7 comments:
Thanks to all who made this moment possible.
In particular to Professor Sonia and classmates Ani2.
It was an unforgettable moment.
We were very well and were beautiful.
Professor Alexandra is the maximum. Thanks
Hello Ladies!!!
Many thanks!
It was very funny, I enjoyed it very much.
Thanks Teacher Alex for your photos!
I am ready for the next...
Thanks
maria manuel
hi everybody
congratulations, it was a great play.
you are a professional.
good-bye
Natalia
ANI II
Hello Ladies!!
They are very beautiful.
Congratulations to all and the teacher Sonya.
kisses, Isabel Santos
Well, well, well... how curious to read all these comments, from you ladies, in the language of Shakespeare!!!! As a matter of fact, you did a "swell" job with the play. Kudos to you all! But unfortunatelly I can't call you professionals since we don't get any kind of pay, do we? So, I can only call you very good amateurs. And I'm using the word in its truest sense, which is "the one that loves the thing done". So, my dearest amateurs, thank you for your efforts, but especially for doing it all with a smile on your face.
Your Drama Teacher,
Sónia Antunes
WONDERFUL!
I´m loving the experience
I´m ready for a another performance
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