Under the Desk

The play follows Youyou, a young girl dealing with bullying at school, and her internal struggle to confront it. The turning point comes when the school’s teacher addresses the entire class about the seriousness of school violence and the legal consequences for bullies, enabling the bullies to reflect on their behavior and confess.

Just this Once

The play dives into the miserable reality of domestic violence within a troubled family around the little girl, Lele. She becomes the unintended witness and victim of her parents' abusive relationship. Despite the intervention of law enforcement, the systemic issues within the family persist because of Lele's parents' denial and manipulative behavior.

Article 266

The play, Article 266, explores the dangers of online fraud, particularly targeting students. Set in a school environment, the story follows three students—A, B, and C—who unknowingly fall victim to various scams. The play ends on a thought-provoking note, with a fake video call from a pop star as a final warning against trusting unverified sources.

We want to adopt Brecht's style of drama to break the fourth wall, stimulate the audience to think about legal issues, and realize the educational significance.

High pay abroad lures anti-fraud theater

Addressing school violence is a collective responsibility that demands our attention and concerted efforts. By understanding its causes, recognizing its consequences, and implementing prevention strategies, we can work towards creating safer and more nurturing learning environments for our children. Together, we can build a future where school violence becomes a thing of the past, and every student can pursue their education free from fear and harm.