In the last Talent Show, I was honored to see such an exciting performance. In this performance, I was both excited and regretful. Excited for the experience of such a perfect show, sadly I didn’t get the job I wanted to do. Originally, I expected to experience the work of creating a stage atmosphere by adjusting the lighting, but it was a pity that the music teacher personally took care of it later. But congratulations, I got this seemingly arduous but relatively easy job to drive the atmosphere. The performances of the actors on the stage are so wonderful that I don’t need to be a lot of motivator, but I did indeed mobilize the emotions of nearly 15 audience members at the table where I was, and perfectly complete the characters.
Then let’s review the stage.
In the first episode, Justin Chung, Jayden Ahnl, Ryan Ri, Joshua Hwang, and Minseop Kim blew up the scene with “Taekwondo”. The audience cheered and screamed with the cracking of the boards and the ups and downs of the music. As an opening show, Taekwondo did a great job.
In the second program, the guitar playing and singing from Daniel Han calmed down the hearts of the audience who were just excited. The beauty of love.
In the third program, City of stars sung by Ayla Desjarlais & Sophia brought a different feeling. The elegant piano sound and silky singing seem to bring the audience into Mia and Sebastian in La La Land. The regretful stories and live performances between them made the audience think deeply.
In the fourth program, after a long period of silence, the two twins, Tina and Lance, played “Big Fish & Begonia opening” on the traditional Chinese instrument “Hu Lu Si” and healed everyone’s hearts again. .
The fifth program, needless to say, is the most perfect performance of the student group in my opinion, “Game of Thrones” by Ada Zhao and Chialo Chen. They perfectly interpret what is professional, which is amazing.
In the end, the Backstreet Boys and the orchestra performances from the teachers were the climax of the whole competition, which touched the hearts of all the audience and made this wonderful Talent show a perfect curtain call.
Overall, as Pinetree’s first Talent show after three years of difficult COVID-19, I think it’s extremely exciting. It showed Pinetree to the 11th grade students who haven’t seen the Talent show for nearly three years. The strength of the students also showed the professionalism of their teachers. This performance is extremely exciting in my heart, and I hope that next year’s Talent show can also infect my heart again like this time.
