THEATRICAL PERFORMANCE "232.7° CELSIUS, OR BOOKS ARE OUR EVERYTHING"

Подробности: Опубликовано 05.01.2024 09:06

The Faculty of Philology is a source of creativity and creation. Its students demonstrated an innovative reading of foreign modern literature within the framework of the discipline "Practical Course of the English Language". Inspired by Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451, they created their own production, reimagining the reality of the book.

Guy Mongtag (Maksim Baranovsky) has figured out the place of meetings of the illegal organization for reading books "Blue Stockings". As required by law, he was going to immediately destroy the forbidden objects, but the members of the "Blue Stockings" (Victoria Turovets, Olga Nazarchuk, Dayana Dudlina, Anastasia Targonskaya, Marina Kozak, Daria Grechits, Elizaveta Zarozhina, Angelina Romanovskaya) defend their right to read. Guy gives him permission to prove the existence of books, and the girls begin to talk about their favorite books.

"Little Women", "The Jungle Book", "Twilight", "After", "Great Expectations", "Dandelion Wine", "Chocolate", "Halloween Party" - the variety of genres and plots is simply amazing. All the books were described warmly, with inspiration, really vividly, which allows us to judge the culture of the students of the Faculty of Philology. Unfortunately, the story ends sadly, as in the original, Guy is not convinced by the evidence, and the works are mercilessly burned. But he still takes one book with him, which gives hope for change.

Unquenchable energy, creative approach and the ability to charge with a good mood - this is what distinguishes the students of the Faculty of Philology. Irina Nikolaevna Gutsko noted the active work of students and wished them not to lose their passion, because at school children always feel the emotions of the teacher.The Department of Foreign Languages and Methods of Teaching Foreign Languages is proud of the new generation of teachers, and the representatives of the 4th year of the 1st group of the specialty "Russian Language and Literature. Foreign Language (English)" live up to the expectations placed on them.