Jason Jeffreys rocked the stage with Muse's "Supremacy".
The Crawford North Coast (CNC) community showcased their heritage with an evening of musical and dance performances on Tuesday night, September 22 under the banner of Urban Pops.
Sibaya’s iZulu theatre was filled with magnificent sights and sounds as the Crawford North Coast college and prep performers were joined on stage by the LIV Village choir, the KZN Youth Wind Band and the Quattro Femmes Quartet, making for a truly remarkable event.
The performance was taken to the next level when music star Majozi performed a set of five songs, three in collaboration with Crawford North Coast College pupils, Caity Cocker, Jordyn van Zyl, Amber Aucamp and Dylan Fouché.
Highlights of the evening’s performances included Lethu Zulu, Resego Seokane and the LIV Village and CNC choirs’ moving rendition of Johnny Clegg’s “Asimbonanga”, Robyn Gillespie and Jordan Steward’s heavenly version of Sarah Mclachlan’s “Angels” and Majozi’s “Fire”, performed by Majozi and Dylan Fouché.
Jason Jeffrey rocked the theatre, with a seamless performance of Muse’s “Supremacy” before the first half concluded with a Bealtes medley.
CNC rapper, Ofentse Mafoko and Mandy Mdlongwa had the audience gasping with their astonishing performance of Oskido’s re-mix of “Diamonds are forever”.
The evening rounded up with the full cast on stage, singing Michael Jackson’s “Heal the world”.
CRC thanked the enthusiastic and supportive audience and all the performers and their coaches for using their creative talents to celebrate their cultural heritages.
Grade eight dancers performed to Oskido’s re-mix of “Diamonds are forever”. The group is made up of Jordan Steward, Isabella Pieroni and Kea Horner.
Comedian, Junior Magubane, had the audience in stitches with his “I’m performing at Urban Pops”.
Performing to Birdy’s “Skinny Love”, the Grade 11 dancers, Cassidi Bradshaw, Storme Mirtle, Brynne Struckman and Chelsi Payne mesmerised the audience with their fluid dance routine.
Louis Mendel Roe on guitar, playing Lady Gaga’s “Bad Romance”.
Jordan Willis and Matthew Harrison stunning the audience with an emotional dance performed to Nathan Lathier’s “Torn”.
Here is one of the Grade 11 dancers jumping high in the air. Performing to Birdy’s “Skinny Love”, the Grade 11 dancers, Cassidi Bradshaw, Storme Mirtle, Brynne Struckman and Chelsi Payne mesmerised the audience with their fluid dance routine.
Performing to Birdy’s “Skinny Love”, the Grade 11 dancers, Cassidi Bradshaw, Storme Mirtle, Brynne Struckman and Chelsi Payne mesmerised the audience with their fluid dance routine.
Jordan Willis and Matthew Harrison stunning the audience with an emotional dance performed to Nathan Lathier’s “Torn”.
Jordan Willis and Matthew Harrison stunning the audience with an emotional dance performed to Nathan Lathier’s “Torn”.
Performing to Birdy’s “Skinny Love”, the Grade 11 dancers, Cassidi Bradshaw, Storme Mirtle, Brynne Struckman and Chelsi Payne mesmerised the audience with their fluid dance routine.
Majozi gets his turn to perform.
Performing to Birdy’s “Skinny Love”, the Grade 11 dancers, Cassidi Bradshaw, Storme Mirtle, Brynne Struckman and Chelsi Payne mesmerised the audience with their fluid dance routine.
Rapper, Ofense Mafoko delivers a sterling performance of Oskido’s re-mix of “Diamonds are forever”.
Jordan Willis and Matthew Harrison dancing to Nathan Lathier’s “Torn”, accompanied by the Quattro Femmes Quartet.
Majozi and Dylan Fouché performing Majozi’s hit song “Fire”.
Grade 10 dancers, Jordan Lee Willis, Kathryn Howarth, Yoori Kang, Isabella Yang, Magan Hill, Jordan McNeill, Keboneilwe Ramorokana and Calden Gibbs performs to Sia’s Chandelier.
Mbalenhle Zuma recites a powerful rendition of “A step forward for women”.
The KZN Youth Wind Band added a classical dimension to the concert.
Performing to Birdy’s “Skinny Love”, the Grade 11 dancers, Cassidi Bradshaw, Storme Mirtle, Brynne Struckman and Chelsi Payne mesmerised the audience with their fluid dance routine.
Jordan Willis and Matthew Harrison stunning the audience with an emotional dance performed to Nathan Lathier’s “Torn”.
Majozi singing his heart out.
Majozi wowing the crowd at Sibaya.
Performing to Birdy’s “Skinny Love”, the Grade 11 dancers, Cassidi Bradshaw, Storme Mirtle, Brynne Struckman and Chelsi Payne mesmerised the audience with their fluid dance routine.
The Crawford North Coast orchestra playing atraditional Xhosa song called “Jikele Maweni”.
Majozi and Dylan Fouché performing Majozi’s hit song “Fire”.
Jordan Willis and Matthew Harrison stunning the audience with an emotional dance performed to Nathan Lathier’s “Torn”.
Grade 10 dancers, Jordan Lee Willis, Kathryn Howarth, Yoori Kang, Isabella Yang, Magan Hill, Jordan McNeill, Keboneilwe Ramorokana and Calden Gibbs performs to Sia’s Chandelier.
Performing to Birdy’s “Skinny Love”, the Grade 11 dancers, Cassidi Bradshaw, Storme Mirtle, Brynne Struckman and Chelsi Payne mesmerised the audience with their fluid dance routine.
Grade 10 dancers, Jordan Lee Willis, Kathryn Howarth, Yoori Kang, Isabella Yang, Magan Hill, Jordan McNeill, Keboneilwe Ramorokana and Calden Gibbs performs to Sia’s “Chandelier”.
Eastern Dancers 2015, Lushmika Delomoney, Dianca Gevender, Cade Moodley, Kalin Naidoo, Lakreshia Naidoo, Yasteele Nunkumar, Sachinn Phalad and Layla Sah added a nice eastern flavour to the concert.
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