Downham Market Academy is showcasing an original play this weekend, devised by its students.
The Island is a story about a plane that has crashed on a desert island and tells a tale of forbidden love and two cultures that come to blows.
The students have devised the performance themselves and student Evelyn, said: 'It has been so much fun. The rehearsals are a fun experience because you get to learn hat other characters people like to play and what they are like in rehearsal. It's a good bonding experience as well because it's not just people from class, it's for all ages.
Student Pip, said: 'I think it has a really interesting message about how you need to learn to live with other peoples cultures.'
Head of Performing Arts, Rachael Harris and writer/director Amy Chapman said: 'We are very proud of all 75 students involved from year 7-13. It promises to be an exciting and enjoyable show.'
The performances are Thursday and Friday this week, at Downham Market Academy from 7pm.
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