Festive Note - Nativity Plays
pengolodh_sc
pengolodh_sc at yahoo.no
Sun Nov 23 20:24:34 UTC 2003
--- In HPFGU-OTChatter, "melclaros" wrote:
[snip]
> This is one thing that we're (Americans) good at, even if some
> of us do get shrill and take things waaayyy too far over the
> top. You won't see a Nativity Play in an American public school.
> Period.
Instead you seem to have the four foodgroups - and apparently
strongarm parents into making the costumes.
In Norway, most schools don't have nativity-plays as such (even if we
do have a state-church) - instead they put on a variety-performance,
which will include skits, songs, and elements from what would be part
of a nativity-play if there was one. The entire school is involved,
but not everyone onstage - there would always be some who'd refuse to
go onstage, and instead got backstage-duties.
Best regards
Christian Stubø
>From a country where we use *real* spruce-trees for Christmas
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