Accra, March 30, GNA -The captivating stage performance of “The Generous Hunter” took some Ghanaian students on a mental expedition, fostering a deeper appreciation for storytelling and critical thinking.
The event, held at the Word of Faith Christian School auditorium in Dodowa in the Greater Accra Region, aimed at enhancing students’ appreciation
of literature through drama.
Performed by a talented cast under the direction of Mr. Godwin Adom Awador, the Chief Executive of “The Glory of God” (GOG) Theatre Company, it told the story of Asempa, a kind and humble hunter from Kekako village.
The performance left a lasting impression on students, helping them to visualise and connect with the plot they had studied in class.
The event provided an interactive learning experience, allowing students to engage with the material in a dynamic way.
Before the performance, students eagerly shared their expectations, with many hoping to see the story come alive beyond the pages of their textbooks.
Their enthusiasm was met with an engaging and well-executed production that exceeded expectations.
Following the performance, an interactive session provided students an opportunity to analyse and discuss key themes from the play facilitated by Mr. Michael Rexford Addo Carbonu
He commended the students for their active participation and confidence in articulating their thoughts.
He encouraged to cultivate good habits, such as staying hydrated, being confident, and asking questions in class.
The performance reinforced the importance of boldness in learning, with Mr. Addo Carbonu emphasising that “a fearful and shy student was always close to failure emphasising that confident learners were neither shy nor afraid.”
Mr. Addo Carbonu highlighted the significance of theatre as a powerful educational tool, and that, “the performance has shown that theatre can bring literature to life, helping students develop a deeper understanding and appreciation of the stories they read.
He said, “The performance of The Generous Hunter showcased the transformative power of theatre, demonstrating its potential to enrich education and inspire young minds across Ghana.”
The initiative received support from various organizations, including the Ministry of Education, Ministry of Tourism, Arts and Culture, Ghana Education Service (GES), Greater Accra Regional Directorate of Education, and Shai-Osudoku District Education Directorate.
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