Young thespians display great talent
The festival drew on the youth from Newcastle, Estcourt, Glencoe and Ladysmith and they took to the stage with songs, speeches, dances and mini-plays.
With poise and flair, young thespians from the Newcastle Sub-Centre of the Ramakrishna Centre of South Africa took to the stage in Estcourt recently, before a crowded and eager audience of family and friends.
It was time for the annual Northern KwaZulu-Natal Children’s Cultural Festival, and the onus was on the youngsters to make a meaningful impression on the audience.
The festival drew on the youth from Newcastle, Estcourt, Glencoe and Ladysmith and they took to the stage with songs, speeches, dances and mini-plays.
As anticipated, the NKZN Children’s Cultural Festival was a kaleidoscope of colour, spiritually educational and a proud moment for the parents in the audience.
Guest speakers included Revered Sri Swami Sumanasananda, who is the President of the Ramakrishna Centre of SA and Vice President, Swami Swatmaramananda.
Photos and information supplied by Ronelle Mungaroo of the Estcourt and Midlands News.
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