For the tenth year, one more time Torosian School’s Drama group-“Yeraz”, performed and presented its new play, “Hayreni Doun”
The play was presented on Friday, March 13th 2009 at 11:00 a.m. to students of Armenian Evangelical schools and at 8:00 p.m. to another audience on the Der Melkonian stage, Bourj Hammoud, hosting 900 people in all.
It was a beautiful work of art which embraced songs by the Torosian choir, and different dances by the dance group members, together with the main theme of the play.
An Armenian boy called, Naghash, wishes to leave his home to go out to the world to find a better home. With the help of a clown, he visits Russia, China, New York, Paris and Lebanon. He meets Armenians, attends singing children, dancing groups and gets the advice of leaving that country.
Now, Naghash, comparing all these with his own, prefers to return to his home.
The students were amazingly good in their performance and they enchanted the audience after hard work of 4 months with their director, Mr. Robert Arakelian, the conductor Ms. Negdar Palazian, and the choreographer Mr. Harout Karadjian.
The group is invited to perform in Damascus too.
The play was presented on Friday, March 13th 2009 at 11:00 a.m. to students of Armenian Evangelical schools and at 8:00 p.m. to another audience on the Der Melkonian stage, Bourj Hammoud, hosting 900 people in all.
It was a beautiful work of art which embraced songs by the Torosian choir, and different dances by the dance group members, together with the main theme of the play.
An Armenian boy called, Naghash, wishes to leave his home to go out to the world to find a better home. With the help of a clown, he visits Russia, China, New York, Paris and Lebanon. He meets Armenians, attends singing children, dancing groups and gets the advice of leaving that country.
Now, Naghash, comparing all these with his own, prefers to return to his home.
The students were amazingly good in their performance and they enchanted the audience after hard work of 4 months with their director, Mr. Robert Arakelian, the conductor Ms. Negdar Palazian, and the choreographer Mr. Harout Karadjian.
The group is invited to perform in Damascus too.