Sechaba Madisha and Mosebjadi Kekana of Mitchell House do their thing on stage during the One Act Drama competition, where they staged Bradley Howard's play, "Selfie".
POLOKWANE – Ridgeway College’s drama club was announced as the winner of the One Act Drama competition at Mitchell House on Thursday evening.
During this theatrical competition, Ridgeway shared the stage with Mitchell House and Stanford Lake College.
Ridgeway won for their performance of Timberlake Wertenbaker’s The Love of the Nightingale.
Stanford Lake performed Nobody Famous by playwright, DM Larson, while Mitchell House put on the play, Selfie by playwright, Bradley Howard.
Sechaba Madisha of Mitchell House was named the best actor, while KK Mametja also from Mitchell House was named best actress.
Achsah Phoshoko, Mitchell House director of marketing, said the One Act Drama competition alternated among the three schools every year.
She said the competition went well and all the plays were well staged.
“Congratulations to Ridgeway College for claiming the first prize,” said Phoshoko.
Durrah Cachalia, Amber Young, Loli Shembe, Daphne Machikicho, Michael van Zyl and Aidan Kirsten of Stanford Lake College perform Nobody Famous by playwright, D.M. Larson.
Ndzalo Mabunda and Lebogang Mabitsela of Mitchell House prepare to go on stage to perform in the play, Selfie during the One Act Drama competition at Mitchell House on Thursday.
Ridgeway College’s players in a scene from Timberlake Wertenbaker’s “The Love of the Nightingale” during the One Act Drama competition at Mitchell House.
Bushang Mphahlele and Khanyisa Baloyi of Mitchell House steal the limelight during the play “Selfie” by Bradley Howard.
Mamothaba Malahlela and KK Mametja of Mitchell House perform Bradley Howard’s Selfie.
Mitchell House puts on a play by playwright, Bradley Howard titled “Selfie” during the One Act Drama competition on Thursday: in front are Lebogang Mabitsela, Khanyisa Baloyi, Ndzalo Mabunda and Bushang Mphahlele. At the back are Sechaba Madisha, Mamothama Malahlela, KK Mametja and Mosenjadi Kekana.
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