SENIOR SCHOOL, PERFORMING ARTS,
Knox to present 'Oliver' from 7-9 November
Students from Knox will reprise the School's very first musical, 'Oliver', with a production of the much loved musical in the Knox Junior Academy and Performing Arts Centre (JAPAC) from 7-9 November.
The production will be the first major production to take place in the new 750 seat Wenkart Auditorium.
Students performing 'Consider Yourself' at the opening of the JAPAC in May 2019
Performances:
Thursday 7 November 2019, 7.30pm
Friday 8 November 2019, 7.30pm
Saturday 9 November 2019, 7.30pm
Venue:
Wenkart Theatre, Junior Academy and Performing Arts Centre, Knox Grammar School, Wahroonga
Tickets:
All tickets $35 at www.knox.nsw.edu.au/oliver
The production will feature a cast of 170 students from Years 7 to 12 from Knox Grammar School, Ravenswood School for Girls and Pymble Ladies' College, with a live orchestra and sound and lighting by a student tech crew.
"The production respects not only the original theatrical production of 'Oliver' by Lionel Bart but also the novel from which the production was drawn.
The vision for the production is to present Dicken's beloved story in a twilight world where the optimism and courage of Oliver Twist shines as a small but gallant light."
- Mr Michael Griffiths, Director
The School staged its first annual musical, ‘Oliver’, in 1973 in the John Williams Hall. The show had a cast of almost 140 performers and played to full houses over four nights. A review from The Grammarian at the time said, “One could not fail to be indelibly impressed by the spectacle and subtleties of this well-paced production."
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