VIBGYOR Students stage performance at Viva Concerts

Took audiences around the world through their performance

VIBGYOR’s
pursuit for excellence in holistic education has been reflected in its
commitment to sports and the performing arts. To keep this going, VIBGYOR High-
Vadodara organised Viva Concerts at Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay Auditorium.

Viva
concerts are designed to enrich and enlighten students by bring alive their
creativity. It provides an opportunity for the students to perform in front of
a large audience, thereby boosts their confidence and helps them overcome stage
fear.

The students of Pre-Primary grades presented “Pretty Witty Candy”. This concert is an exhilarating and heartfelt story of adventure and intrigue, the plot revolves around children and Flossiba – a Candy Fairy. In the classic adventure story the adventurers leave home, meet a fairy, encounter hazards, and then eventually return wiser than they were before. It has gripping insight into what it takes for young individuals to understand the foundational principles of our lives.

The students
of Secondary grades presented “JAGSICA – The Unknown Enemy”. Set in
the contemporary times, JAGSICA – The Unknown Enemy is a satirical take on
wars. This is an insightful look at war and those who have to be or are
involved in it. The plot concerns the leaders from 7 countries who come
together for a conference to discuss the ways to tackle a war.

‘An Idea
Called India’ was presented by the students of Grades 5-7, Set in contemporary
India, Marionettes are the main protagonists of this play. The plot revolves
around their quest to find if India still holds its Indianness in the times of
growing influence of westernisation and modernisation.

Principal,
VIBGYOR High – Vadodara, Sourabh Kumar Guha said, “Dance and drama
provides an outlet for children to be creative and at the same time display
their artistic talents. Through these concerts, our little learners have taken
us on a tour around the world. I would like to congratulate the entire team for
putting up such an outstanding show. Our motive is to encourage students to
participate and to tap their inherent potential through such activities which
helps in their holistic development.”