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FEDA 2016 Programme.Pdf 1 2 The FEDA (Festival of Excellence in Dramatic Arts) was initiated eleven years ago with the specific aim of showcasing outstanding Drama Departments of schools in Gauteng. It began with five schools and now has over fifty schools entering every year. The event is run by Janet Baylis and Phillipa Sandilands. FEDA prides itself on encouraging young theatre practitioners to take risks and create cutting edge work and perform on a professional stage. The standard of work presented is quite extraordinary and each year more young writers, directors, and performers showcase their talent. Many FEDA students have moved on to Drama departments at UCT, AFDA and Wits and some are studying in L.A and New York. FEDA also keeps developing according to the requests of the students, and this year we have continued to grow our Original Works Festival with over twenty seven productions. 3 TABLE OF CONTENTS FRIDAY 6 May ................................................................................................................................ 6 St. Benedict’s College: Many Rivers ......................................................................................................... 6 Parktown: Ubizo – The Calling ................................................................................................................. 6 Kingsmead College: The SPCA .................................................................................................................. 7 Curro Aurora: #Selfie ............................................................................................................................... 7 SATURDAY 7 May ........................................................................................................................... 8 Crawford College Lonehill: Karoo Gothic .................................................................................................. 8 Curro Aurora: Little Red Compulsion ........................................................................................................ 8 St. Benedict’s College: Mortal ................................................................................................................. 9 SUNDAY 8 May ............................................................................................................................. 10 Maragon Private Schools: I Am Because We Are ..................................................................................... 10 Maragon Private Schools: Inspiration Station.......................................................................................... 10 Maragon Private Schools: Do You Hear Me Now? ................................................................................... 11 King David Victory Park: The Midnight Hour ........................................................................................... 11 MONDAY 9 May ........................................................................................................................... 12 Beaulieu College: Poetic Justice .............................................................................................................. 12 St Andrews school for girls: Luister ......................................................................................................... 12 King David Victory Park: Perplexing Dilemma ......................................................................................... 13 King David Victory Park: A Play With An Undetermined Subject ............................................................... 13 TUESDAY 10 MAY ......................................................................................................................... 14 St Stithians Girls’ College: Each One, Teach One ...................................................................................... 14 St Stithians Girls’ College: Username ...................................................................................................... 14 Helpmekaar Kollege: Die Lewe Tussen Blaaie… ....................................................................................... 15 Helpmekaar Kollege: Dierepubliek .......................................................................................................... 15 WEDNESDAY 11 MAY ................................................................................................................... 16 Saheti: I Wish… ...................................................................................................................................... 16 Scared Heart College: Pap and Corrupt ................................................................................................... 16 St Mary’s School, Waverley: #Hashtag.................................................................................................... 17 Scared Heart College: Send Him To The Cemetery ................................................................................... 17 THURSDAY 12 MAY ...................................................................................................................... 18 St John’s College: A Clockwork Black ...................................................................................................... 18 St Teresa’s: Uphonda Africa ................................................................................................................... 18 St Stithians Boys’ College: The Displaced ................................................................................................ 19 Lebone II – College of the Royal Bafokeng: Born Naked ........................................................................... 19 FRIDAY 13 MAY ............................................................................................................................ 20 Crawford College Lonehill: Why Torture is Wrong and the People Who Love Them .................................. 20 Beaulieu College: The Worker ................................................................................................................. 20 St Mary’s School, Waverley: The Most Massive Woman Wins ................................................................. 21 4 SATURDAY 14 MAY ....................................................................................................................... 22 Reddam House Waterfall: Addict ............................................................................................................ 22 Pecanwood College: Bull ........................................................................................................................ 22 Afrikaanse Hoër Meisieskool: ................................................................................................................. 23 Hyde Park High School: I Don’t Want To Talk About It, I Will Not Talk About It ........................................ 23 MONDAY 16 MAY ......................................................................................................................... 24 Redhill School: End dot Game ................................................................................................................. 24 Redhill School: The Most Massive Woman Wins ..................................................................................... 24 King David Victory Park: ‘Check Please’ ................................................................................................... 25 King David Victory Park: A Long Time Ago .............................................................................................. 25 TUESDAY 17 MAY ......................................................................................................................... 26 St Stithians Girls’ College: Numbers ........................................................................................................ 26 St Stithians Girls’ College: Naomi in the Living Room ............................................................................... 26 St Mary’s School, Waverley: For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide/ When The Rainbow Is Enuf 27 King David Victory Park: Night Mother ................................................................................................... 27 WEDNESDAY 18 MAY ................................................................................................................... 28 Crawford College Sandton: Reasons To Be Pretty .................................................................................... 28 The Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy for Girls: At Her Feet ................................................................ 28 Crawford College Sandton: The Indian Wants The Bronx ......................................................................... 29 St Mary’s School, Waverley: Eclipsed ...................................................................................................... 29 THURSDAY 19 MAY ...................................................................................................................... 30 Greenside High School: The Compleat Wks of Willm Skspr (Abridged) ..................................................... 30 Kingsmead College: The Fugue ............................................................................................................... 30 Greenside High School: Shwele Bawo ..................................................................................................... 31 St Mary’s School, Waverley: Hang .........................................................................................................
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