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由共青团上海市委主办,上海话剧艺术中心承办的第二届上海市大学生话剧节于2005年11月5日晚落下帷幕。本次活动历时一个月,秉承了“弘扬话剧文化,鼓励原创剧目,建设合作平台,扩大校园影响”的宗旨和信念,来自全市十九所高校二十八个话剧团体的三十一个剧目,经过初赛和决赛,评出了包括二、三等奖,最佳导演、最佳编剧、最佳舞美设计、最佳男、女主角,最佳男、女配角等在内的十几个奖项。对于参赛的各大校园剧团而言,奖项荣誉已不是最终目的。借着大话节的契机,校园剧团在高校已开始悄然立足,不仅数量增多,生存状况也有了很大的改善。各高校团委比以往更加重视校园戏剧。他们为剧社提供了更好的硬件设施,包括排练演出场地和专业设备等,很多学校甚至包车前去观摩决赛,这在如今的校园社团中是不多见的。
The second session of the Shanghai Students Drama Festival hosted by the Communist Youth League Shanghai Municipal Committee and hosted by the Shanghai Theater Arts Center came to an end on the evening of November 5, 2005. The event lasted a month, adhering to the “promote drama culture, to encourage original repertoire, building cooperation platform to expand campus influence” purposes and beliefs, from the city’s 19 colleges and universities twenty-eight drama groups thirty-one repertoire, After the preliminary round and the finals, a dozen awards including the second and third prizes, the best director, the best screenwriter, the best stage design, the best male and female lead, the best male and the female supporting role were awarded. For the major participating theater troupes, awards honor is not the ultimate goal. By the opportunity of Dahua Festival, the campus troupes in colleges and universities have begun to quietly gain a foothold, not only increasing the number of living conditions have also been greatly improved. League committees in colleges and universities pay more attention to campus drama than ever before. They provided the theater with better hardware, including rehearsal of performance venues and professional equipment, and many schools even chartered to watch the final, which is rare in today’s campus community.