Southwark College’s Level 3 Performing Arts students recently showcased their talent during their final performances of the academic year, presenting a bold and emotionally charged interpretation of Arthur Miller's A View from the Bridge.
Over three live performances in the College’s theatre, an enthusiastic audience of fellow students, staff, friends, family, and members of the public experienced a fresh take on this classic drama, renowned for its exploration of complex relationships, cultural identity, and family honour.
The cast exhibited remarkable maturity and depth, confidently tackling challenging themes and emotionally intense scenes. Their performance not only highlighted their technical skills but also reflected the hard work and dedication that went into their final major project.
Lee Palmer, Level 3 Drama student, who performed at the play, said: "The performances went rather well. I enjoyed every single moment of it. The audience was absolutely incredible; the room was filled with laughter, and a whirlwind of emotions and reactions could be felt. Live performances help us as actors because they strengthen our stage presence, enhance communication skills, and provide immediate feedback.”
This final performance marks a significant milestone for the students, many of whom are preparing to pursue further study, drama schools, or careers in the performing arts industry. We’re incredibly proud of their achievements and eager to see where their talent takes them next.
For aspiring performers, we invite you to explore our engaging drama courses at Southwark College, where your journey in the performing arts can begin. For more information on our Creative Arts courses, visit southwark.ac.uk/drama
