Junior Production | GRIMM

After months of preparations and rehearsals, we are delighted to invite you to the Junior co-curricular production of GRIMM.

Performed by an ensemble of Years 7 to 9 students, GRIMM, is based on a play by Tim Supple, which tells six German folk tales collected and compiled by the Brothers Grimm, first published in 1812. You may know these stories, but our version of the tales is much stranger and darker than the "Disney" versions you may have grown up with.

Our play is aimed at young people (aged six and over) but also appeals to adults. Actors explore and experiment with non-naturalistic performance forms and play people, animals, and even objects. We use movement, music, masks, and puppetry to bring the dark, funny, and magical world of these tales to life for a modern audience.
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The performance on Thursday 21 November is part of the Arts & Technology evening that commences at 5.30pm. The evening will be a celebration of the Arts' transformative impact on our students and incorporates several events:

• An exhibition showcasing the work of each student who has participated in an Art, Design, Photography or Pottery classes in 2024
• A range of interactive displays consisting of material products, industrial design, programming of computer games and robotics
• 3 piano trio performances by our skilled Music students
• The Junior Production of GRIMM
• The exhibition will also showcase some of the artwork produced during this year’s Residency with artist Jimmy Dodd, as well as a selection of work produced by Years 7 to 9 students during Arts Day in August of this year.