My first (complete) written play when I was around grade 8... 4 years ago... so yes I was 14 and I remember it being great fun despite me having to run after all my classmates and push them a little to do their jobs... again I had assistance from Jay Jay, and other girls... yup... it was girls and only girls in all the scenes... (so it was the vise versa of shakespearean plays).... here the girls played the parts of boys.... and I must say they were brilliant!...lol... could've sworn the roles suited them :p.... nevertheless.... throughout this experience I learnt a lot... even how to act like a devil as shown bellow...:p... since it is vital not to reveal close shots I've chosen far pictures just to give an idea of what it was like.... yes I miss those days... it has by all means strengthened the bond between my classmates since everyone had to work together in teams to have this as the outcome... I admit it was not an easy task seeing that they weren't exactly trained to follow orders... yet despite that I believe what moved them was their natural talent... in the end I was pretty satisfied that I left them to act in whatever way they wished... and just as we were about to perform a few days earlier they got serious... it was pretty funny to watch the scared and nervous faces on the day of the performance... all eyes on me with the message: "You! It's all your fault!!!" lol...
The battlefield scene... 
Final As you may be able to take a glimpse of the costumes... all the different characters from clowns to fairies... the (baddies) dressed up with all the evil looks they could possess... and I was actually told later that as I passed the dressing room to go behind the scenes and prepare for my part one of the junior girls who saw me walk in started crying at the sight of me :os :os.... I had no idea I looked that terrifying... but secretly I was amazed! :p aside from the devil there was the witch who acted as his assistant and the two jokers who played the parts of his loyal spies... then came the angel and her fairies with the wizard as their head... as u could presume it is as fantasy-like as the title implies... | 
