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Talent in the spotlight

Kayla RouxBy Kayla RouxNovember 11, 2013No Comments3 Mins Read
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There are so many talented young actors and directors in Makana that the National Arts Festival will have plenty to choose from in the coming years. 

There are so many talented young actors and directors in Makana that the National Arts Festival will have plenty to choose from in the coming years. 

The high quality of plays put on at the 2013 Makana Drama Development Festival on Saturday 2 November impressed adjudicators and audiences alike.

It was surprising that not more people came to watch the wide range of free shows at the Rhodes University Theatre.

Ubom! Eastern Cape Drama Company and Rhodes University’s drama department run the annual festival for community artists and local schools. Ubom! facilitates rehearsals, staging and performances which are then judged at the festival that has taken place every year since 2003.

Schools participating in this year’s event were: Archie Mbolekwa, Andrew Moyakhe, Victoria Girls’ High, TEM Mrwetyana Senior Secondary, Nathaniel Nyaluza Secondary and Khutliso Daniels Senior Secondary. 

The list of other participants included the Eluxolweni Charitable Trust, Via Kasi Movers, Upstart Drama Club, Sakhuluntu, Emalanyeni, Granga Productions and I Have A Dream Productions.

The festival was split into two sections, with the juniors performing in the morning and the seniors in the afternoon.

Winners of the junior festival received prizes and certificates while the senior winners will go on to perform as part of the Remix Project at the National Arts Festival next year.

 

MAKANA DRAMA DEVELOPMENT FESTIVAL – AWARDS

JUNIORS

1.      BEST PRODUCTION:

Vuka Mlisela Nomthinjana by Andrew Moyakhe

2.      BEST RUNNER-UP PRODUCTION:

The Misadventures Of A Silly Girl bySakhuluntu

3.      BEST ACTOR:

Elliot Martins from Via Kasi Movers

4.      BEST ACTRESS:

Lindiwe Daweti  from Upstart Drama Group

6.      BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR:

Siyamthanda Silatsha  from Sakhuluntu

7.      BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS:

Olwethu Ndzondo from Via Kasi Movers

 

SENIORS

11.   BEST PRODUCTION:

Buzani Kubawo by Emahlanyeni

12.   BEST RUNNER-UP PRODUCTION:

Yima, Bheka , Ubone by Nyaluza Drama Group

13.   BEST ACTOR:

Thamsanqa Dyokombe  from Kutliso Daniels

14.   BEST ACTRESS:

Caroline Nyanginjana from Emahlanyeni Group

16.   BEST SUPPORTING ACTOR:

Landu Tyobisani from Nyaluza Drama Group

17.   BEST SUPPORTING ACTRESS:

Asandiswa Ngqoba from Nyaluza Drama Group

18.   BEST TECHNICAL PROFESSIONALISM:

The Will by T.E.M Mrwetyana

19.   REMIX PRIZE:

Xolela Tsili and Ludwe Bokoyi

 

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