Presented by Methodist College and directed by Ruvin de Silva, "Fruitcake" is a play that weaves through au courant issues faced on a daily basis by teenagers in the country. The events unfold in a female psychiatric ward, where the girls have been admitted for reasons ranging from body image to rape.

Each actor deserves special mention - their acting chops were undeniable. From embracing their roles and living out their stories to the subtle nuances associated with their unique characters, the talented girls of Methodist College validated the characters they played. Supported by a group of amazing young actors, Ruvin de Silva's Fruitcake is thought provoking and intense with a smattering of a few laughs.

Here's what the members of the audience had to say about Fruitcake:

"Very thought provoking. The play addressed problems that kids have to go through today." - Kumu

"Roller coaster drama. A very emotional and touching play." - Diyumalie

"It was fantastic!" - Terrence

"Very interesting perspective." - Tharushi

"It was a good play." - Vanessa, Jaylene and Avindri

"Ideal for parents to attend and watch this teenage drama." - Sapna

"It was really good for a school production. Touched on important topics." - Viren and Vinod

"Thoroughly enjoyed it." - Rowena

For more photographs of the play, please view the album on the Life Online page on Facebook.

By Rihaab Mowlana
Photographs by Kushan Pathiraja