The Allegretto Eisteddfod for Drama's second round, featuring participants from Free State, Gauteng, and North West, concluded with resounding success. The event showcased an array of dramatic talents, with several young performers The High School for Girls Potchefstroom earning their spot in the much-anticipated final round.
Outstanding Achievements
Among the highlights were the exceptional monologues, slam poems, and storytelling performances that not only captivated the audience but also scored impressively high marks. Performers like Siné Schutte and Victoria Shoniwa stood out with multiple A++ ratings across different categories:
Siné Schutte delivered two monologues and a slam poem, scoring over 90% in each, demonstrating versatility and depth in her dramatic expressions.
Amorie Maas and Isinamva Mayekiso each impressed with 91% for their monologues, showing strong emotional engagement and mastery of their pieces.
Teressa Bouwer's praise poem earned a stellar 93%, highlighting her powerful delivery and poignant message.
Laurette Strauss and Boitumelo Magaqa shone in poetry and slam poetry, respectively, each garnering praise for their rhythmic and impactful performances.
Katlego Motsemme & Victoria Shoniwa excelled in South African Theatre Dialogue, securing the top spot with 95% and taking home two trophies.
Looking Forward to the Finals
The enthusiasm and support for these young talents are palpable as they prepare for the final round of the competition. Each participant's dedication and hard work have clearly paid off, setting the stage for a thrilling conclusion to this year's Eisteddfod.
Community and School Support
The success of these participants is a testament to the robust support from their schools and communities, which have been instrumental in nurturing these young talents. As they advance to the final round, the anticipation and excitement continue to build, promising another showcase of exceptional performances.
We wish all the finalists the best of luck and look forward to celebrating more outstanding achievements in the final round of the Allegretto Eisteddfod for Drama.
