The Dream Dilemma
After weeks of preparation and rehearsals, the talented children of Year 5 at Jeddah Prep and Grammar School put on a spectacular performance of a play called 'The Dream Dilemma' specifically written for the children by one of their teachers, Mr. Dewet Hugo and made possible by the dedication and hard work of a number of other teachers throughout the Prep School. To read a summary of The Dream Dilemma, scroll down to the bottom of this post for a synopsis written exclusively for Jeddah Blog by Haris Ali, a Year 8 student of JPGS.
The benefits of school productions are numerous. They help children to bring out their talent, build their self-confidence and overcome their inhibitions. In addition, they assist in developing self-esteem, instilling interest for music, drama and the arts. Perhaps most importantly, school musicals and plays teach children to work in a team, develop organizational abilities, and communicate well with their peers. The presence of the Headmaster Mr. Ashraf, encouraged the children further.
And now young contributor Haris Ali, a student at JPGS, summarises the play for Jeddah Blog:
The Dream Dilemma – A Summary
At the Dream Agency, Agents Drama, Comedy, Reality, Adventure, Science-Fiction and Fantasy work together to create dreams for their client. All is well until the boy watches a horror movie which is not appropriate for his age. They all agree their client should get what he deserves, but don’t know how to produce a scary dream.
Mr. Sandman, the boss of the Dream Agency, brings them a new agent to help them solve this problem, Agent Night-Mary. Agent Night-Mary, along with her assistant bats, Frank and Stine (Frankenstein) are ordered to put a great scare in the naughty kid’s dream. However, Night-Mary isn’t who everyone thinks she is, and doesn’t want to be the bad guy anymore. Despite Frank and Stine’s goading, she turns nice and becomes a good friend of the Agents.
This angers the bad guys’ boss, who surprisingly turns out to be Night-Mary’s older sister, Angelica. Angelica was the evil-doer the whole time, not Night-Mary, and Frank and Stine were in on it too. Sergeant Daydream and Captain Dreamcatcher turn in Angelica after she shoots down Frank and Stine for not convincing Night-Mary to make the dream scary enough.
– Haris Ali

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