Arts

TICKETS ON SALE NOW - A Midsummer Night's Dream

`Though she be but little, she is fierce!’ - Helena (Act 3)

Fierce, fascial and frantic creative energy is bouncing off the walls of the Xanten Theatre!!!

Do NOT miss this opportunity to lose yourself in the world of dreams that live within the forest of the fairies. You will laugh and be totally captivated by the brilliant reimagining of this Shakespearean classic that our students have crafted.

We still have some seats available for each performance; move swiftly as tickets are selling like the lightning speed of cupid’s arrow:

Wednesday 20 May (7-9pm)

Thursday 21 May (7-9pm)

Friday 22 May (7-9pm)

Buy Tickets

You will leave the theatre with joy in your heart and a smile that will linger for days. Celebrate the many, many hours of work that have culminated in a professional piece of theatre that we can’t wait to share with our St Norbert Community.

We need you, our audience, to complete this creative journey.

`A day without laughter is a day wasted’ - Charlie Chaplin

Ms K Cassidy (Director, on behalf of the performers and creative teams)

Head of Learning Area - Arts

College Chorale Performs at Harold Hawthorne Community Centre

On 23 April, our College Chorale had the honour of performing at the ANZAC Day Service at the Harold Hawthorne Community Centre, sharing a meaningful moment with residents of the retirement village.

Through music, our students brought the spirit of the ANZAC story to life, performing powerful pieces including Last Night I Had the Strangest Dream, My Island Home, and The Dying Stockman. A moving reading of In Flanders Fields by Cheyenne L added to the reflection, reminding us all of the sacrifice and resilience of those who served.

We were also privileged to have Karen Vernon, Mayor of Victoria Park, and Hannah Beazley MLA, Member for Victoria Park, in attendance. Opportunities like this go beyond performance. They allow our students to connect across generations, share stories through song, and grow in confidence while honouring an important part of our history.