SCRIPT FOR VARIETY SHOW

December 13, 2022

4:00 – 5:30 PM

(Introduction)

Aguam: Good DayHello Ladies and gentlemento all of you! Mmy name is Walid Aguam,

and I am Trixie Marie Quisay Quisay we are your host. We extend a heartfelt greeting to

everyone attending today's event. We are truly honored to have esteemed guests, including my

fellow classmates, our beloved English professor, ladies and gentlemen none other than Professor

Esmeralda Metillo. Welcome to our variety program today, entitled STOP, LOOK and LEARN,

wherewhere students from Building and Enhancing, New Literacies Across Curriculum perform.

My co-host and I are delighted to have you here.

Trixie: And for today’s theme is all about being literate in every aspect of literacies with Our ever-

supportive English professor Metillo, who attended our event, is greatly appreciated. All of this

would mean nothing without her. Great performances from this class

will be seen by all of you todaynight. So, be sure to follow along and help us out until the event is

over.

Trixie: To start with, may we request everyone to stand for the invocation to be led by

Ms.Ms Marsheil Francesca Surban.

Aguam: Please be seated. To formally open the program, it will now be the turn of Ms.

Kate Surban to come onto the stage for her opening remarks. Around of applause for her, please!

Aguam: Thank you very much for that wonderful speech, Ms Kate!
Aguam: Moving forward, allow me to introduce to you the fantastic English professor

that we have with us today who will be giving, her commentaries on the participants’

performances.

Trixie: We have with us here today Prof. Esmeralda Metillo, who finished her Master of

Arts in Teaching General Education in 1987 at MSU-Marawi City, and Completed the Academic

Requirement in Masters in Arts in English Language, Teaching in 1989 at the University of San

Carlos Cebu City, also Completed Academic Requirement in Doctor of Education at the

University of San Carlos Cebu City. And lastly, she took up a Religion Teacher Course at Stella

Maris College, Oroquita City. So help me welcome our very humble and beautiful Professor

Esmeralda Metillo. Let’s give her arounda round of applause.

Aguam: And now, the students under Building and Enhancing New Literacies Across

Curriculum are most likely required to perform a play that will showcase the capability of how

literate they are in all aspects of their lives.

Trixie: Role play is the acting out of a character or role in a given scenario. To act and

speak as if you are the character you're portraying. To roleplay is as much about what not to say

as what TO say. It means to keep your speech in the context of the setting in which your character

(or avatar) exists.

Trixie: For our first presenter, let’s give a big round of applause to Mr Walid Aguam,

Luis Jay Aclo and Phiel Belotindos!

AFTER PERFORMANCE

Trixie: Wow! Such incredible talent we have here at IMCC. Words fail to describe their

performances. Do you agree, partner?

Aguam: I agree with that partner, they are not only good in the classroom but also on

stage.

Aguam: Our second presenter are studious student of our beloved school. In class, they

might have different personalities but now let us witness as they perform a play about Artistic and

Creative Literacy. Let’s give them a round of applause, please.

Aguam: Wow that was indeed a great performance from our second performer. Correct

me if I’m wrong partner, but they just proved to us that they are not just made of beautiful faces

but they are talented as well.

Trixie: That performance reminds us that we should be creative in everything that we

do.

Trixie: Now, to bring you to the next level of excitement, our next performer is none

other than Ms Melody Leonar, Marsheil Surban and Ms Waffah Walid. Put your hands together

for this trio, please!

DONE PERFORMING!!!

Aguam: Wow, it is really important for us to be media literate because it is an awareness

about the function of media in society as well as the fundamental self-expression and research

abilities required of democratic individuals. Right partner?

Trixie: Yes, indeed partner and it was an outstanding performance!

(Introduction of the fourth performer –Trivia and Facts)

Aguam : Up next is a performance that will enlighten us about the misconception that we

are dealing with in our day-to-day life. Let’s give a big hand to the group presenter.
 After performance

Trixie: Stage has been set on fire, isn’t it guys? Back-to-back outstanding performances

what else do we need?

Aguam:Josh: Next up is a jingle performance presented by the group one. So, let’s give

them a round of applause.

Trixie: That marks the end of the performances tonight!

Aguam: We have such super-talented students among all of the students who have participated

in this event to show their talents and this program is specially arranged for them.

Trixie: We congratulate everyone for a job well done! For exerting all your efforts on making

this short even become entertaining and successful.

Aguam: Ladies and gentlemen! We have come now to the end of this Variety Show. I am

certain that everyone is satisfied with the performances showcased by our fellow classmates and

schoolmates. At this juncture, to deliver the closing remarks, we are pleased to have, Ms Jenie Lucero.

A rounf od applause, please.

Trixie: Thank you so much for that wonderful speech, Ms Lucero And thank you so much to

everyone who participated in this event, without you guys, this Variety Show wouldn’t be as successful

as it would be and we won’t be as happy as we are with our performances tonight!

(Formal Closing Remarks of hosts)

Aguam: It's been a pleasure being with all of you tonight, thank you. Thank you all for your

patience, I wish you all a very good evening. Once again, I am your host for tonight’s event, Walid

Aguam!

Trixie: And I am Trixie Marie Quisay! It's been an honour to be among such accomplished

individuals and to be able to present my perspective before you all, thank you, and good evening!