Last week on Monday and Tuesday, a talented group of students performed "A Doll’s House" by Henrik Ibsen to over 120 members of our community. After the triumph of "Hobson’s Choice" last year, this year the drama was set in 19th century Norway.
Last week on Monday and Tuesday, a talented group of students performed "A Doll’s House" by Henrik Ibsen to over 120 members of our community. After the triumph of "Hobson’s Choice" last year, this year the drama was set in 19th century Norway.
A Doll’s House caused a theatrical storm when it was first performed, and BISB’s production certainly gave our community food for thought. Nora Helmer (played by Eperke Koppany) was waiting for a miracle to happen after a long-held secret about her past was revealed. Nondas Tosounis, as her controlling husband Torvald, seemed blissfully unaware of anything beyond his own ego. Blackmailing villain Nils Krogstad (Misha Abramovich), set in motion a journey of epiphany, whilst love was just around the corner for Samzok Wangdi as Nora’s school friend. Nail Junuzovic as Dr Jens Rank and Rebecca Possenti as the faithful servant Anna-Marie, provided friendship to Nora in her hour of need.
Putting on a production is a huge undertaking involving many people in numerous capacities. Sadly, there are too many to name here but special mention must go to Gabor and his team who helped set up the stage and auditorium; Miki Matrai (with Illya Ovchar) for creating Norway in the 19th century through sound and light; Balazs at Reception who sold our tickets. Many thanks to every member of our community who helped out and came to see the show.
Douglas Allen
English Teacher
Following the postponement of Journey’s End before Christmas, we are pleased to announce the new dates.
Year 9 have been showing their green fingers/thumbs by trying to germinate cress seeds under various conditions, to see what is important for the seed growth.
There was more basketball on Saturday. This time our U14 Girls A and B teams had their DVAC Festival here at BISB.
