Students from the English Literature Study Program's Stage Production class recently enthralled audiences with their annual performance, showcasing a wide range of theatrical talents and technical expertise, in a stunning display of creativity and artistry. Students from semester 5 gathered at the much awaited event, which took place on December 19, 2024, at the Faculty of Languages, Arts, and Culture's Karawitan Laboratory, to celebrate the accomplishment of months of diligent work. The students worked very hard to bring their ideas to life on stage, guided by seasoned lecturer Dr. Rachmat Nurcahyo, M.A.

The show showcased the students' devotion to excellence and love of the performing arts, from intricate set designs and cutting-edge lighting effects to engrossing performances and flawless stage management. Everyone who saw the performance had an absolutely amazing time because every detail had been painstakingly planned and carried out.

"The Play that Goes Wrong" was one of the evening's highlights, receiving a standing ovation and fantastic reviews from the audience. It effectively conveys the balance of humor and dramatic flair that perfectly captures the delight of the audience. Through their storytelling and theatrical prowess, the other plays, "We were Dancing," "Hands across the Sea," and "Waltgrace," brought the audience to various worlds and emotions.

The annual performance served as both a platform for students to display their artistic abilities and the culmination of the Stage Production course, giving them the opportunity to apply the knowledge and skills they had learned in the classroom to real-world situations. The students gained invaluable insights into the intricacies of stage production through the collaborative, problem-solving, and teamwork involved in the production process.

Everyone in attendance was left with a lasting impression by the students' hard work and dedication, as evidenced by the final curtain falling and the applause dying down. The students in the English Literature Study Program's Stage Production course are talented and passionate about the arts, and they have what it takes to make a big difference in the theater industry and beyond.