SHOWCASE SCHEDULE FRIDAY 18 SEPTEMBER 2020

SCHEDULE OF PERFORMANCES

91-93 Pennant Hills Road, Normanhurst 02 9473 7300 www.loretonh.nsw.edu.au

DRAMA PERFORMANCESDrama Space - Room 51Session One (5:30pm-7:00pm)DRAMA PERFORMANCESDrama Space - Room 51 / Live stream - 5:30-8:45pm

MUSIC 1 & 2 PERFORMANCESLive stream - 5:30-6:30pm

Gabriella Sposari The Beauty Pageant Monologue

Phillipa Studdert Black Diggers Director’s Folio

Juliet Lahood The Kiss of Saddam Monologue

Flynn Metzmacher Cosi Monologue

Sara Horan Finishing School Monologue

Olivia Halmarick The Taming of the Shrew Costume Design

Lihara Delungahawatte The Butter Knife Monologue

Annabelle Mitchell Once Monologue

Grace Redfern The Parts We Play Scriptwriting

Tahlia Harris The Bride Monologue

Monica Bordignon Tusk Tusk Monologue

Sofia Halliday Tartuffe Costume Design

Isobel King The Cockroach Monologue

Maria Treacy Antigone Monologue

Zoe Madigan The Visit Director’s Folio

Audrey Larsen Jesus is Sleeping in my Barn Monologue

Brahnie Mitchell Gary’s House Monologue

Claudia Lyndon Minefields and Miniskirts Monologue

Samantha Parsons Portfolio of Theatre Criticism

Nicola Sherwood Elizabeth Monologue

Sarah Scott The impacts of COVID-19 on the audience experience

Caitlin La Rose The Book of Everything Monologue

Anika Bharadwaj Stories in the Dark Director’s Folio

Isabella Taylor The Audition Monologue

Mia Circosta Accidental Death of An Anarchist Monologue

*PLEASE NOTE: The Individual Projects presented this evening are the work of the students listed above. Scripts for individual performances were selected in accordance with the guidelines provided by the NSW Educational Standards Authority. Please be aware that performances may explore adult themes and may involve language that is only suitable for older audiences.

Sofia Cordina Piano

Tessa Rabeau Piano and Composition

Natasha Benham Trumpet

Elle Nacard Voice

Caitlin La Rose Trumpet/ Chinese Flute

Tanya Visevic Piano

Sophie Andreou Voice

Arabella King Piano and Composition

Isabella Taylor Voice

Phillipa Studdert Clarinet

Stephanie Arnold Piano

5:30-9:00pm

5:00-5:30pm OFFICIAL OPENING

Deirdre Rofe Centre Live stream available online

Order of Proceedings: Ms Kieryn Bateman, Director of Learning

Acknowledgement of Country: Vivica Turnbull and Maria Stevenson

Welcome Address: Ms Marina Ugonotti, Principal

Opening Address: Elise McCann (Class of ‘02) Musical Theatre Performer and Actress

Creative Arts Captain Address: Ruihuan Liu

All HSC Showcase exhibitions are also available on the HSC Showcase Microsite at:showcase2020.loretonh.nsw.edu.auPlease note that Drama, History Extension and Music will be live streamed

ABORIGINAL STUDIES EXHIBITIONLearning Resource Centre

HISTORY EXTENSION EXHIBITION - Q&A SESSION Learning Resource Centre / Live stream - 7:30-8:30pm

ENGLISH EXTENSION 2 EXHIBITIONMicrosite only

TEXTILES AND DESIGN EXHIBITIONGonzaga Barry Centre 1.02

DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY EXHIBITIONGonzaga Barry Centre 1.02

DRAMA PERFORMANCES AND EXHIBITION Drama Space – Room 51 / Live stream - 5:30-8:45pm

VISUAL ARTS EXHIBITIONGonzaga Barry Centre Level 3

MUSIC 1 & 2 PERFORMANCESLive stream - 5:30-6:30pm

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Applied Research Project

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ABORIGINAL STUDIES EXHIBITIONLearning Resource Centre / Microsite - 5:30-9:00pm

HISTORY EXTENSION - Q&A SESSIONLearning Resource Centre / Live stream - 7:30-8:30pm

ENGLISH EXTENSION 2 EXHIBITIONMicrosite - 5:30-9:00pm

DESIGN AND TECHNOLOGY EXHIBITIONGonzaga Barry Centre 1.02 / Microsite - 5:30-9:00pm

TEXTILES AND DESIGN EXHIBITIONGonzaga Barry Centre 1.02 / Microsite - 5:30-9:00pm

TEXTILES AND DESIGN EXHIBITIONGonzaga Barry Centre 1.02 / Microsite - 5:30-9:00pm

VISUAL ARTS EXHIBITIONGonzaga Barry Centre Level 3 / Microsite - 5:30-9:00pm

VISUAL ARTS EXHIBITIONGonzaga Barry Centre Level 3 / Microsite - 5:30-9:00pm

Clare Burns How can the Government Address the Needs of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples and Work Towards National Recognition and Self-determination?

Pollyanna Canty Culture Not Colour

Bridie Cooksey Our Story

Greta Kraszula Equalising the Playing Field: Sport and Aboriginal Australia

Sarah Scott The Portrayal of Aboriginal Peoples in the Media

Maria Stevenson Uluru Throughout Time

Maria Treacy Learn 4 You: ABC Book with Yawuru Language

Anna Cassegrain The inclusion/exclusion of trauma in WWI History.

Lara Ciesiolka Falsification and political manipulation of the Katyn Massacre.

Shannan Dower Sectarianism and the Irish “Troubles”.

Gian Ellis-Gannell* Remembering the ancient Chinese past in modern China.

Olivia Fanning Historical understandings of Oliver Cromwell’s involvement with Ireland.

Charlotte Greenhalgh* The value of Applied History.

The viability of the postmodernist approach to history.

Reconceptualisation of wartime rape in war histories.

The Eurocentric view of the Silk Roads.

Challenges for historians of the Australian Frontier Wars.

“Never Forget National Humiliation.” Modern China and the narrative of the foreign “other”.

Evolving understandings of Mussolini’s dictatorship in Italian historiography.

Challenges for historians in coming to an understanding of the Ancient Khmer empire.

Historical evidence and the Pythia at Delphi.

Representations of Mediterranean women from the pre-Bronze Age to the Bronze Age.

Representations of Helen of Troy in classical works.

The impact of photography in the construction of history.

Isabella Greenhalgh*

Lauren Hession*

Greta Kraszula

Claudia Lyndon

Kristen Nettelbeck*

Zoe Ong

Samantha Parsons*

Tessa Rabeau

Luka Swain*

Isabella Tziolis*

Indra Ventura

Faith Zalm* Using popular film to gain an understanding of African slavery in America.

*Students participating in this evening’s Q&A Panel

Olivia Langford Between Words and Wounds

Talia Allmark Study desk to cater for students with ADHD.

Emily Ball Organisation table to minimise distractions for students.

Stephanie Barakat Architectural model redesigning public housing.

Catherine Baxter Dining table raising awareness about the impacts of the drought.

Bridie Bruce 3-in-1 storage solution designed for small space living, combininga bed, desk, and storage facilities.

Pollyanna Canty Education piece on the development of the shearing industry.

Lucinda Hackett Portable storage for electric guitar equipment.

Jemima Hyde A trolley/table for dining at the beach which allows families to enjoy time together in an environmentally friendly way.

Caitlin Spora Interchangeable occupational therapy resource system.

Grace Thomas Outdoor portable entertaining unit which allows people to reduce the volume of furniture they dispose of during their youth.

Zana Watson ‘Herbable’ is an indoor table which incorporates biophilic design principles to promote the connection between nature and humans.

Samantha Yao Electronic aid to assist those who suffer from panic attacks.

Laura Bailey A corset and skirt inspired by Japanese cherry blossoms and contemporary designer Ralph and Russo.

Julia Baxter A hooded blouse and skirt ensemble inspired by the fusion of medieval and contemporary concepts including feudalism and Alexander McQueen.

Anika Bharadwaj A bodice, skirt and dupatta inspired by Indian culture and contemporary designer Anita Dongre.

Kate Finlayson A tailored vest, trousers and overskirt created using Australian Merino wool and inspired by Australian native flora and fibres.

Olivia Halmarick An embellished wall hanging inspired by coral bleaching which incorporates the techniques of hand embroidery, machine applique and Angelina fibres.

Olivia Langford A costume inspired by the ballet ‘Swan Lake,’ consisting of a corset and skirt to be worn by the character Odette.

Ruihuan Liu A dress, capelet and corset inspired by Lolita Fashion and Peking Opera of Chinese culture.

Laura Neilson A floor length jacket and sheer dress inspired by the Palace of Versailles and design features of the 18th century.

Stephanie Barakat ADHD Drawing

Sophie Bell Weekend with the Fam Photo Digital Media

Anna Cassegrain Catastrophe from Nana’s Window Painting

Mia Circosta A Horse’s Desire Photo Digital Media

Annabel Curran My Memories that Remain Painting

Lauren Farlanga Strength in Numbers Drawing

Georgia Fenech Of thy Bounty Photo Digital Media

Kate Finlayson Desolate: Generate Printmaking

Gabrielle Giles The Last Cedars of Lebanon Printmaking

Lucinda Hackett Thanatophobia Painting

Eloise Hansen nā moana ʻelua – ‘the two seas’ Printmaking

Sofia Halliday Quarter Acre Printmaking

Imogen Johnson Family Connections Painting

Arabella King A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words Printmaking

Ruihuan Liu Rebirth Painting

Miranda McDonald kultura polska Drawing

Samantha North Heavy Grit Printmaking

Grace Pawsey Hanging by a Thread Textiles

Molly Pringle Dynamics Printmaking

Emma Roberts Metamorphosis Printmaking

Grace Shannon A Girl of the Golden West Painting

Claudia Sykes Ingrained Drawing

Vivica Turnbull Kira Kira (Land) Printmaking

Indra Ventura Submerged Reality Printmaking

Anna Vozella Lamb of God Painting

Piper-Lily Walker A-Town Printmaking

Amy Weidemier Awakening the Underworld from my Soul Drawing

Samantha Yao When all your Tomorrows Become Yesterday Photo Digital Media

EXHIBITIONS

Q&A PANEL

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