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Senior students of Little Angels School gave a splendid performance of A Doll's House by the Norwegian playwright Henrik Ibsen on 31 October, 2026. The play was staged for the School's Annual Literature Day. It was the Sixteenth production in a series that began in 2010.

The programme began with the lighting of the lamp. Guests were felicitated with saplings. The occasion was graced by School Director; Ms. Asha Goyal, Principal; Ms. Geeta Arora, Headmistress; Ms. Bharti Dutta and other dignitaries. Educationists from Sonipat district, Headmasters and Principals of several schools, teachers and students also attended.

Welcoming the guests, School Director; Ms. Asha Goyal called the play one of Ibsen's greatest works. She said the annual English play aims to inspire all the students of Sonipat to stay connected with theatre, drama and literature.

The play highlights the dignified place of women in society, equality between men and women, and mutual trust. It shows that women, like men, deserve freedom and respect. They have the right to make decisions about their own lives. The story centres on a housewife who feels stifled by an egotistical husband and an oppressive society. She wants to build an identity of her own.

The students gave memorable performances as Nora Helmer, Torvald Helmer, Nils Krogstad, Christine Linde, Anne Marie, Dr. Rank and Helen. The narrators captivated the audience with their charming delivery.

The trap dance, shadow dance and italian Tarantella amazed the audience. Colourful costumes and attractive stage decor added to the charm, and the grand finale stole the show.

Guests and spectators showered praise on the students. They also appreciated the efforts of the English Department and the school's support. Such events contribute to the all-round development of children. Students grow in language and acting skills, and learn the value of teamwork, commitment and dedication.

School Chairman; Sh. Tarsem Kumar Garg, Secretary; Dr. Vishal Garg, Director; Ms. Asha Goyal and Principal; Ms. Geeta Arora lauded the students for an outstanding performance. They said such programmes prepare children to face life's struggles with courage and conviction. They also congratulated the teachers on the resounding success of the event.

Principal; Ms. Geeta Arora proposed vote of thanks, expressing heartfelt gratitude to all the guests. The programme ended on a warm note over refreshments.