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HSC Drama Students’ Standout Performances

Meriden’s HSC Drama students captivated audiences at the HSC Showcase, with an inspiring evening of creativity, storytelling and artistic expression. Congratulations to six students who were nominated for potential selection in the HSC OnSTAGE Drama Showcase.

After spending months preparing for their performances, Meriden’s Drama students took to the stage of the Wallis Auditorium for the 2026 HSC Showcase, presenting an evening that celebrated creativity, collaboration and artistic excellence. The showcase provided students with the opportunity to share the results of months of rehearsal, refinement and dedication with an audience of family, friends, staff and fellow students as they continue their preparations for their upcoming HSC practical examinations.

This year’s Drama projects included Scriptwriting, Costume Design and Individual Performances, with students demonstrating originality, skill and a deep commitment to their craft. The showcase highlighted the significant effort invested by the cohort in bringing each project to life.

An Evening of Creativity and Storytelling

Several Drama monologues were performed, introducing the audience to a diverse range of characters, from a cactus enthusiast and a primatologist to a host of other memorable personalities.

The evening featured a series of engaging Drama Group Devised Performances. Sienna, Maayaa, Dahlia and Indiana delighted the audience with Nothing to Louvre, a humorous take on the Louvre robberies. Sneha, Clementine, Aishani and Sophie presented G.O.D.S., a sharp and satirical exploration of censorship, while Elissa, Lexi and Celeste showcased their creativity and wit in their devised performance, The Chat.

Year 12 Drama Students Nominations

As a result of their hard work, a number of HSC drama students have been nominated for potential selection in the HSC OnSTAGE Drama Showcase for their HSC Individual Performances. Sienna for Very Ordinary Really, Maayaa for Theatre of Life, Lexi for Iron and Dahlia for My Brilliant Career. Indiana, Sienna, Maayaa, and Dahlia have also been nominated for potential selection for their Group Project, Nothing to Louvre.

Together, these achievements were a wonderful reflection of the creativity and dedication of our Drama students and the high standard of work they produced throughout the year.

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