ARTS

Theatre Shows 

Mr Bleakley is here to let the LHS community know about the many FREE Theatre Shows that are accessible online.  

If you're interested in watching some of these shows, please remember to check the classification.   Shows like Treasure Island are great for all ages but some shows like Away, are rated M and recommended for audiences 15+.

We’ve also included the following links for you.

National Theatre At Home

https://www.youtube.com/user/ntdiscovertheatre

Complicite Theatre Company

https://www.youtube.com/user/CompliciteCompany

Andrew Lloyd Webber's 'The Shows Must Go On

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCdmPjhKMaXNNeCr1FjuMvag

ABC iView Arts

https://iview.abc.net.au/channel/abcarts

Jonathan Bleakley

Year 12 Theatre Studies

Students in Mr Bleakley's Year 12 Theatre Studies class recently had 15 minutes to create a costume and find a significant prop for a character.  They had to introduce themselves in character and explain why their object was so important to them.  They could choose from the following characters: 

Gertrude Stargazer: The Aspiring 80 Year-Old Astronaut

Pistol Pete: The Wannabe West-Side Gangsta Catherine: Queen of Remote Learning

Serious Steve: The Ultimate Go-Getter 

Betty: The Boredom Buster

Remote Art Club

Art Club has been running remote meetings via Google Meet every Tuesday lunchtime between 12.30 pm and 1.00 pm. 

It has been wonderful to get together with students from across a range of year levels and have a chance to share the creative work we have been doing while in isolation. 

Each week l set an Art challenge for anyone who wants to participate. The first challenge was to try painting with coffee as a fun alternative to paint or inks. 

We have also created an Art Club Google Classroom where we can share the work we are doing.  All students are welcome to join. 

Sarah Hardy

Head of Arts

ISO Artwork Challenge

During Remote Learning, Ms Goode’s Year 10 Drama students have been exploring dramatic elements, expressive skills and production areas in their ISO Artwork Challenge.

Jacki Goode 

Year 8 Ceramics

Year 8 students in Ms Young's Ceramics class have been very creative with their Gargoyle sculptures.  Pictured on the shoulder of Ms Powson, is Maddy Gow's Gargoyle. Amazing!

Gargoyles were commonly used in medieval times. Their two main purposes were to scare off evil and to divert rainwater.

James Manning and his dad, dug clay from the ground and sieved it. They also cut branches to use as armature to create his gargoyle.

Gargoyle pancakes by Kaylee Hands!  

Cathie Young

8B & 8F Gargoyle MAKE Ceramics

Students in Ms Hovanjec's class, have been constructing Gargoyle sculptures at home from various mediums, after completing research and design development.

Marie Hovanjec