Chair of foreign languages of the faculty of political and social science

The Drama Contest English Festival

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Last Friday on 16th of March the Drama Contest English Festival was held on the Faculty of political and social science. Nearly all the representatives of faculty's departments took part in this challenging competition. We had a unique chance to enjoy the most prominent interpretations of famous works of Bernard Show, Lewis Carroll, Mark Twain, Alexander Milne.

One of the brightest parts of our contest was introduced by musical compositions 'Yesterday' and "Let It Be' with the aid of talented students of 1st and 2nd course, 'Sociology' and 'Social work' departments.

The drama contest was held in holiday and friendly atmosphere. The participants skilfully transformed into instant characters of their plays. Students' efficiency was complemented by highest English skills level.

The time spent on this premier occasion in life of the faculty was unforgettable! The jury formed from the representatives of Foreign Languages department distributed all the prize-positions and nominations competently:

The winners
I place - students of II course, I sub-group, department 'International Affairs' ("Pygmalion" by Bernard Shaw);
II place - Students of I course, I sub-group department 'Political Science' ("The show must go on" by Bernard Shaw);
III place -III course I sub-group department 'International Affairs' ("Extracts from Adam's diary by M.Twain").

Nominations:
"The Brightest Debut" ("Eeyore has a birthday" by A.A. Milne) - I course, I sub-group, department 'International Affairs';
"The Best Song" ("Let It Be") - Ii course, department "Sociology';
"The Best Music Clip" ("You are beautiful") - I course, department 'Political Science'
"The Modern Song" - IV course, department 'International Affairs';
"The Group Performance" ("Yesterday") - I course, department 'Social work';
"The Unique Interpretation of a Play" ("The Land of Oz") - Ii course, III sub-group, department 'International Affairs';
"The Best decorations and Costumes" ("Alice in Wonderland" by Lewis Carroll) - I course, II sub-group, department 'International Affairs';
"The Best Interpretation of Origin " ("Cinderella")- Iii course, II sub-group, department 'International Affairs';
"The Classical Version of a Play" ("The land of Oz") II course, II sub-group, department 'International Affairs';

Individual Nominations:
"Best Female Role" -Тихонов Саша (III course)
"A Real Man" -Кузнецов Миша (II course)
"Sweet Couple" - Сазонова Катя, Бабич Ира (III course)
"Best Comedy Role" - Уразов Кирилл (I course)
"Best Transformation" - Завадская Наташа (I course)
"Best Pronunciation" - Бабич Ира (III course), Лопухина Лена(II Course).

We would like to introduce our gratitude to everyone participated in the contest and especially to students' creative and initiative approach!