YEAR BOOK 2014
P E R FO R MIN G ARTS DRAMA The first opportunity Prep boys have to share their dramatic skills with a wider audience each year is the Annual Speech and Drama Festival. Poems, mimes, Show and Tell presentations as well as Public Speeches and class Choral verses or Theme Programmes were presented to adjudicator Helana Olivier during May. Our adjudicator kindly adjudicated Open Assemblies presented by Grade groups as Theme Programmes at appropriate celebrations during the year. A selection of these items as well as Break Dance, Gumboot Dance, Choir and Marimba Band pieces were showcased in the Annual Performing Arts Evening on 4 June. Recipients of prestigious Speech and Drama presentations in 2014 were made to: Shaun Matthysen – Speech and Drama Festival Bursary to attend lessons at a studio in 2015, and Cameron Parle - Speech and Drama Prize for being the Grade 7 boy who displayed outstanding achievement in dramatic arts and showed a commitment to dramatic activities during his tenure at Prep. Merit Certificates, presented to boys for Outstanding Performance, were awarded to: BULLIMORE Nirav Roy Ayanda Makhathini Esethu Qwalela Yahshiv Moodley Nicholas Kidd Shaun Matthysen
HAYSOM Reggie Davidson Brett van Noordwyk Cameron Parle Tre Donjeany
STUBBS Jordan Bamber Devon Bibb Matt du Toit Sven Paton Matteo Peano
EVANS Zachary Correia Gregory Binedell Daniel Peter Alex Swanepoel Timothy Koch
Best Dance Number was awarded to: EVANS for ‘Selfie’ Most Memorable Character was awarded to: Ethan Bush, for his role as the Queen of England Most Promising Performer was awarded to: Ndumiso Ngcobo, for his role as Drongo Most Enthusiastic Performer was awarded to: Spencer Klue, for his role as Professor Thyme Best Actor was awarded to: Claudio Lehman, for his role as Dr Doofus After the award and participation points were tallied, the winner of the house play award for 2014 was awarded to BULLIMORE This page was sponsored by Qaeed Shaik
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