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More Drama Success for Solo Actors
May 9, 2016
Our pupils all performed brilliantly and came away with all the major awards at the North London Festival Solo competition held in Totteridge. This follows the wins at the North London Festival Group competition a fortnight ago.
Special mentions go to Zackary Agama who won two poetry recital classes as well as two trophies for his recital and original work including the adjudicator’s overall award for exceptional talent in poetry.
Also congratulations to Ethan Hayes who won his classical acting section as well as two further awards including the overall Senior Drama Shield of the Festival and a £50 theatre token.
Emma Gillespie also won her modern acting section against tough competition.
Also taking part were Clem McQuoid, Krish Menon, Gilbert Modal and Irsiya Masood from year 7 who also came away with several medals in acting.
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