Rock Bottom

21st June 2024

On Friday, Year 3 and 4 children took to the stage to present their highly anticipated performance of 'Rock Bottom.' The excitement was palpable as children, teachers, and parents gathered in The Podo Theatre, eagerly awaiting the curtain to rise.

Weeks of dedicated preparation and rehearsals led up to this spectacular afternoon. Year 3 and 4 children practiced their lines, perfected their choreography, and worked on their singing every week. Their hard work and enthusiasm culminated in a fantastic show.

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As the music begun, the audience was transported to the prehistoric world of 'Rock Bottom,' by the colourful Time Keepers. The children brought the Stone Age village to life with vibrant costumes and impressive set design. The stage was transformed into a bustling prehistoric community, complete with bones, stone tools, and even dinosaurs.

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The plot of 'Rock Bottom' revolves around the adventures of Bobby Cobblestone, an ordinary caveman with extraordinary dreams. The children skilfully navigated the comedic twists and turns of the story, delivering their lines with confidence and perfect timing. Bobby's quest was outstanding, showcasing impressive vocal talent and character depth.

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The catchy songs and energetic dances had everyone tapping their feet and singing along. The children's enthusiasm was infectious, and their voices rang out loud and clear, filling the amphitheatre with joy. Special mention must be made of the solo performances, where several children showcased their impressive vocal talents.

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The supporting cast was equally impressive, with each child bringing their unique character to life. From the mischievous dinosaurs to the wise egg heads of the village, every role was executed with flair and precision. The alphabetical mini miners brought the cave to life with their impressive costumes and digs.

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Behind the scenes, the Year 3 and 4 teachers played a crucial role in ensuring the success of the production. Their guidance, encouragement, and tireless efforts in coordinating rehearsals, designing costumes, and building sets were instrumental in bringing 'Rock Bottom' to fruition.

Association of International Schools in Africa
Council of British International Schools (Compliance Member)
GL Education Assessment Excellence
Cambridge International Examinations
Associated Board of the Royal Schools of Music
Kenyan International Schools Association