Even though it's been a few days since about 80 KSR students saw the play "The Great Gatsby" in Winterthur, some of the scenes are still vivid in our minds. The simplicity of the props was absolutely effective. A par-a-vent, a wooden chest, nothing more. But the barren stage was brought to life by five professional actors and actresses who played about 15 roles. Who would have thought that the "Golden Twenties" could be conveyed without much ado and glimmer, the "Roaring Jazz Age" so quietly presented, the dramatic tale told with so much humour? You don't have to be loud or wild to make a powerful impression, do you?