EHS presents a mini-production : My African Dream
Category: Music
Come join us…
Come along and support our choir at the Taal Monument Choir Festival.
Get your tickets at Computicket.
11th Annual Edgemead High School Classical Guitar Competition 2019
Our 11th Annual Guitar Competition took place on Saturday 19 October. Young guitarists from all over the Cape Peninsula came together to showcase their abilities. Despite the competitive aspect of the event, the learners are also afforded the opportunity to grow as performers and to be exposed to the greater classical guitar community. The competition was a great success and it was especially rewarding for parents and teachers to see the level of confidence and professionalism that was displayed by the performers on the day. Edgemead High School is especially grateful to Paul Bothners who once again sponsored prizes for the category winners and Best Overall Performance trophy winner.
Trophy winners are as follows:
Best Primary School Guitarist – Ruben van Zyl
Best High School Guitarist – Yaaseen Cassiem
Best Beginner Guitarist – Jude Cader
Most Promising Guitarist – Liam Stoffberg
Best Overall Performance – Anekin Pockpass
Congratulations to the following EHS learners:
Erin Cullingworth – 2nd place in Grade 9
Davin Laurings – 1st place in Grade 10
John Paul Dumont – 3rd place in Grade 11
Melissa Barton – 1st place in Grade 12
Junior Performing Arts Prize Winners.
Congratulations to the Junior Performing Arts Prize winners.
Most Promising Junior Actor : Michael Steyn
Most Promising Junior Actress : Twane Wareley
Junior Music Competition : Zena Marks
Junior Musician (Boy) : Mohamad Zane Jacobs
Junior Musician (Girl) : Sonya Paulsen & Catherine Crowder
Most Promising Boy Chorister : Alex Fortune
Most Promising Girl Chorister : Twane Wareley
Music Department Outreach
Edgemead Music Department builds on 2014 “Random Acts of Kindness” Outreach program with a really touching display including donating food parcels, blankets and their signature entertainment by the ensemble group. Take a look at the attached video link.
Musical Production 2013
Fantastic! Awesome! Spectacular!
I do not think there are enough superlatives to describe the Little Shop of Horrors production.
The seed was planted four years ago and many said it was not possible – how wrong they were! We watched as the idea grew and finally took root in 2011/2012.
66 cast, 8 staff, three nights, four shows, three sold out and floods of emails tells the story of success. We have certainly lived our motto: “to have life more abundantly”! (Just don’t feed the plants!)
Congratulations to all.
Mr Lawrence
Musical Production 2015
Another huge success for the Performing Arts Department – Hello Dolly
Musical Production 2017
Once again our Performing Arts Department stunned their audiences at the Baxter with a superbly polished performance of Grease, our 2017 Musical Production.
Musical Production 2019
The Performing Arts department has recently announced that the 2019 production will be Peter Pan.