On 31 January 2026, the School of Liberal Arts at Mae Fah Luang University (MFU) hosted the 18th "SihnSart Show," an annual academic showcase highlighting student creativity and applied learning through the English-language stage production "Gothel: The Other Side of the Tower," at the C4 Auditorium, Mae Fah Luang University.
Asst. Prof. Dr. Matchima Naradisorn, President of Mae Fah Luang University, presided over the opening ceremony. The event was also attended by Assoc. Prof. Dr. Sorabud Rungrojsuwan, Dean of the School of Liberal Arts, along with university executives, faculty members, and students.
Organised by students of the School of Liberal Arts, the SihnSart Show integrated academic knowledge with real-world practice through a student-led effort that promoted collaboration within the school and enriched learning experiences. The event provided opportunities for students to demonstrate their competencies, with an emphasis on English communication through active learning.
This year's featured performance "Gothel: The Other Side of the Tower," presented a reinterpretation of the classic Rapunzel narrative from an alternative character’s perspective. Through the production, students demonstrated skills in performing arts, speaking English, pronunciation, self-confidence, public communication, teamwork and creative expression. The programme also included performances by the School of Liberal Arts cheerleaders team, faculty members, and international students from the Thai Language and Culture for Foreigners programme, reflecting the school’s multidisciplinary and intercultural learning environment.
The "SihnSart Show" has become a signature academic activity of the School of Liberal Arts, reflecting an educational approach grounded in student-centered learning and holistic development. The academic endeavor highlighted MFU’s focus on developing graduates with strong academic foundations alongside effective English communication skills, preparing them to contribute meaningfully to society and national development in an increasingly global context.
