“Луна и Слънце” вдъхнови Павликени – музикално-творческата академия срещна младите с изкуството по вълнуващ начин!

More than 70 students from Bacho Kiro Secondary School in Pavlikeni participated with smiles and curiosity in the finale of the traveling academy “Moon and Sun,” part of the project by the Youth Guard Detachments Association. The event took place in the school’s hall and turned into a true celebration of creativity and youthful energy!

The warm welcome from the team of teachers, led byDirector Mrs. Petya Nedelcheva created a warm, inspiring atmosphere from the very first moment, where students felt free to create and express themselves.

The youths actively participated in an interactive quiz that offered knowledge with a dose of fun. Following this, they had the opportunity to immerse themselves in adapted scenes from the play “The Facebook Illness” by Stefan Vogel. They easily and enthusiastically took on the roles, and the themes of the text provoked thought and much laughter. The final highlight was the improvisational theater, where the audience not only watched but also became part of the action—co-authors of what unfolded on stage!

The day was even more exciting thanks to the special guests – the charismatic actor Petyo Petkov – Shaibata, director Bogdan Petkanin, and the inspiration behind the project, Dr. Denislava Angelova, chair of the “Youth Guard Units” Association. They motivated the young people to believe in themselves and seek paths to personal and creative growth.

The event is part of the project “Youth of Bulgaria – Opportunities for Creative Development,” implemented by the Association “Youth Guard Units” under the “Erasmus+” program, with the number 2024-3-BG01-KA154-YOU-000288013.

The project not only encourages young people to create, but also inspires them to be confident, active, and engaged with culture and society.

And the journey of “Moon and Sun” continues – with more meetings, more smiles, and more inspirations!

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