Speech & Drama Syllabus 2022

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2022 Syllabus
ENTRIES CLOSE: Wednesday 18 May
(Office will remain open until 4pm on this day)
FESTIVAL DATES: Wednesday 22 June - Friday 8 July
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Speech and Drama Festival 2022
Dear candidates, teachers and parents. Welcome to the 2022 edition of the National Institute
of Allied Arts Speech and Drama Festival!
We are so happy to be back this year and to be able to return to in person performances for
the first time in two years! We are truly looking forward to seeing your faces live on stage
again which is what traditional theatre is meant to be.
We will start off with a trip we haven’t done in two years to MCC for the Gweru part of the
festival and then come back to Harare for the remainder of the festival.
Now for some admin. Please take a careful look through the syllabus as there are some
minor changes to it and also as usual make a note of time/word count limits as there will be
penalties.
Thank you to our sponsors CABS and Pharmaceutical and Chemical Distributors (PVT LTD)
for helping us make this year’s festival a success. Also a huge thank you to our venues
Midlands Christian College, Prince Edward High School and Reps Theatre for
accommodating us.
Lastly, thank you students, teachers and parents for continuing to support us and the arts
because without you, none of this would be possible.
See you at the Festival!
Musa Saruro
Festival Director
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RULES OF THE FESTIVAL
Please read these rules carefully to avoid disappointment.
THE ADJUDICATOR
(a) The Adjudicator’s decision is final and not open for discussion under any circumstance.
(b) No private pupil, relative or employee of the Adjudicator shall enter a section of which the
Adjudicator is in charge, except where:
(i) the candidate is a member of a choir;
(ii) a panel of judges is in operation;
(iii) more than three years have elapsed since regular tuition was received.
THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

The Executive Committee is the administering body and reserves the right to:
(a) Withdraw any class for which, in their opinion, insufficient entries have been received.
(b) Accept or reject any entry submitted without being bound to give reasons.
(c) Appoint an alternative Adjudicator or a panel of adjudicators, should the need arise through
illness or other unforeseen causes.
(d) Settle all disputes concerning candidates or procedures. No public protests are permitted.
CLASSES
(a) All classes are for amateurs only.
(b) In duo classes the names of both candidates should be given. Once entries are submitted, no
substitutes are allowed except in exceptional circumstances and then only with the express
approval of the Executive Committee.
(c) If classes are too large, eliminations may be held before the start of the Festival.
(d) Time / word limits and class specific rules must be strictly adhered to otherwise the
candidate may be disqualified or awarded a lower grade.
(e) Fees are not refundable in the event of non-attendance.
SUBMISSION OF ENTRIES
(a) All entries must be submitted in writing on the correct Entry Form with all the information
required by the prescribed closing date and with the stipulated fee. NO LATE ENTRIES WILL
BE ACCEPTED.
(b) Entry Forms:
- Only emailed excel entry forms (see attached) will be accepted.
- Please enter in class order
- Please make sure duos are bracketed together
(c) All entrants will receive a ballot card, stating the date and time of performance and a ballot
number indicating the order of appearance. These cards entitle the entrants ONLY to free
admission to the session in which they appear.
(d) Fees are per entry, regardless of the number of persons taking part.
(e) Entry fees are not refundable.
(f) Scheduling requests MUST be made at the time of entry submission. Whilst every effort is
made to accommodate candidates for specific dates and times for appearances, the Festival
may charge a fee for any changes requested after the schedule has been set. This also
applies to changes in classes after entry submission
(g) No candidate may repeat work he or she has used in any previous Festival.
(h) The Festival may publish or use any work submitted, copyright permitting. The writer(s) will be
fully credited and acknowledged.
(i) Numbers of entries per class varies. SEE INDIVIDUAL CLASS RULES.
(j) A candidate may not enter more than EIGHT classes excluding choral speaking and group
poetry
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(k) No candidate may enter the same class twice with the exception of Group Poetry and Choral
Speaking Classes ONLY
(l) Please note that where a school has TWO entries in a Group Poetry or Choral Speaking
Class there must be AT LEAST a 50% change in performers between them.
N.B. A CANDIDATE MAY NOT ENTER MORE THAN EIGHT CLASSES EXCLUDING CHORAL
SPEAKING AND GROUP POETRY
DURING THE FESTIVAL

(a) All entrants must hand their ballot cards to the steward at the Check-In Desk 15 MINUTES
BEFORE THE STATED TIME or face disqualification. Choral Speaking groups must check-in
30 MINUTES BEFORE STATED TIME.
(b) Please ensure that any incorrect spellings of candidate’s names are noted at Check-in.
Failure to do so, and should a certificate reprint be required, will mean a charge being levied
for the certificate reprint.
(c) The words / time are the maximum allowed in each class and must not be exceeded.
(d) Where a copy of the text is required, this must be handed to the steward at the Check-In Desk
at the Festival 15 minutes before performance time.
(e) All published and original work must be scripted and a copy handed in at check in, clearly
marked with class title, class name, class number and ballot number. THE NAME OF THE
CANDIDATE MUST NOT APPEAR ON THE SCRIPT.
(f) A clear copy of all original work must be submitted to the office by 15 June 2022
(g) No changes may be made to any scripts after submission.
(h) Only teachers or their accredited reps may collect certificates.
(i) Only candidates and officials will be allowed on the stage.
(j) No candidate or member of the audience may approach the adjudicator to discuss the
performance of a candidate without the permission of the Festival Director.
DRESS CODE
(a) School uniform is expected in ALL classes except those in which costume or theatrical black
and white is required eg Shakespeare, mime, plays
(b) Candidates from Private Studios may wear school uniform OR black and white in classes
where there is no specific stipulation
COVID PROTOCOLS
(a) All candidates, teachers and parents MUST adhere to ALL COVID protocols as issued by the
NIAA in line with current Zimbabwean Statutory Instruments and Ministry of Health Guidelines
at the time of the Festival.
(b) Candidates not adhering to these may not be allowed to perform, and/or no social media
posts of any allowed performances will not be made.
(c) Non-performance due to non-compliance will not mean a refund of entry fees.
GRADES, AWARDS AND CONCERT

(a) One concert will be arranged for the close of the Festival, and only a limited number of
candidates can be included. Selected candidates must have achieved an Honours Grade for
the chosen item. The committee’s decision on the selection is final.
(b) To qualify for the Wallbridge Shakespeare Award a candidate must have gained Honours in at
least ONE of the Shakespeare sections.
(c) To qualify for the Best All-Rounder Awards, a candidate must have entered and achieved a
grading in at least THREE Sections i.e. Speech, Mime, Shakespeare, Drama, Original Work,
and Improvisation., and received a minimum of TWO Honours in two different Sections.
Honours achieved in any Group Sections are not included.
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(c) The following grade scheme will apply:
JUNIOR CLASSES ONLY ALL OTHER CLASSES

HONOURS 90% or more HONOURS 90% or
more
1ST + GRADE 85 – 89%
1ST GRADE 80 – 84% 1ST GRADE 80 – 89%
2ND + GRADE 75 – 79%
2ND GRADE 70 – 74% 2ND GRADE 70 – 79%
3RD + GRADE 65 – 69%
3RD GRADE 60 – 64% 3RD GRADE 60 – 69%
FOR ALL CLASSES:

UNGRADED BELOW 60% (NO CERTIFICATE AWARDED)
DISQUALIFIED INFRINGEMENT OF SYLLABUS (NO CERTIFICATE AWARDED)
FEE STRUCTURE
Level Fee (USD)
A $10 Solo, Solo Recital, Duo
B $20 Group, Choral Speaking
Please remember our Festival involves candidates and audiences of all ages, backgrounds,
religions and cultures, so care should be taken in selecting material that will not cause
offence or is discriminatory in any way.
DEFINITIONS
PRE JUNIORS ~ GRADE 1 TO 3
JUNIORS ~ GRADE 4 TO 7
INTERMEDIATE ~ FORM 1 TO 4
SENIORS ~ FORM 5 & ABOVE
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SPEECH
The ability to recite a published work clearly and from memory.
RULES
• All material must be from published works and must be in English.
• All material must be candidate’s own choice.
• All material should be age-appropriate. Work by Maya Angelou, William Wordsworth or any other
poet studied at high school level or higher may NOT be performed in ANY Junior Class.
• No Ken Nesbitt or Shel Silverstein may be performed by any candidate in Grade 6 or older
• Please note Shakespearean Sonnets are not permitted in any of these classes. Please enter the
Shakespeare Section.
• A legible copy of the text must be handed in to the Check-In Desk at registration.
• No costumes permitted.
• No Duo Poem candidate may enter Solo Poetry in the same festival.
• No Props permitted, except for Choral Speaking.
• A note on Spoken Word poetry found on the internet – it is essential that the candidate find
their OWN VOICE and interpret the poem for themselves and not copy or imitate the poet
or spoken word artist.
SOLO POETRY Level A

Classes 100 -108 maximum of THREE entries per school per class;
Classes109 & 110 maximum of FIVE entries per school per class
CLASS No CLASS CATEGORY MINIMUM MAXIMUM

100 Grade 4 Boys 70 words 100 words
101 Grade 4 Girls 70 words 100 words
108 Form 1 & 2 1 min 2 mins
109 Form 3 & 4 1 min 2 mins
110 Senior 1 min 15 secs 2 mins 30 secs
SONNET Level A
Classes 111- 112 maximum of THREE entries per school per class;
Classes 113 maximum of FIVE entries per school per class
N.B. Do not enter a Shakespearean Sonnet in Class 111-113
CLASS No CLASS CATEGORY

111 Intermediate Form 1 & 2
112 Intermediate Form 3 & 4
113 Senior
DUO POETRY Level A

Classes 114-116 maximum of THREE entries per school per class;
Classes 117 & 118 maximum of FIVE entries per school per class
N.B. Duo Poem candidates may NOT enter Solo Poetry in the same festival.

114 Junior Grade 4 & 5 45 secs 2 mins
115 Junior Grade 6 & 7 1 min 2 min 30 secs
116 Intermediate Form 1 & 2 1 min 2 mins 30 secs
117 Intermediate Form 3 & 4 1 min 15 secs 3 mins
118 Senior 1 min 15 secs 3 mins
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GROUP POETRY Level B
• For 5 - 15 voices.
• Own choice of two contrasting pieces of poetry.
• Moderate movement ONLY is permitted
• Limited props, costumes, acting and mime permitted for Grades 1 – 4
• Teacher assistance with getting on and off stage and minimal direction during poems
allowed for Grades 1 – 2 only.
• Schools may not enter a Group Poetry Class AND corresponding Choral Speaking Class e.g.
Grade 3 Group Poetry AND Grade 3 Choral Speaking
• Classes 121 – 132 maximum of one entry per school per class

121 Grade 1 1 mins 3 mins
128 Form 1 2 mins 6 mins
132 Senior (Form L6 & U6) 3 mins 6 mins
CHORAL SPEAKING Level B

• For 15 - 50 voices.
• Own choice of two contrasting pieces of poetry.
• Moderate movement ONLY is permitted
• Limited props, costumes, acting and mime permitted for Grades 1 – 4
• Teacher assistance with getting on and off stage and minimal direction during poems
allowed for Grades 1 – 2 only.
• Schools may not enter a Group Poetry Class AND corresponding Choral Speaking Class e.g.
Grade 3 Group Poetry AND Grade 3 Choral Speaking
• Classes 141 – 152 Maximum of TWO entries per school per class

152 Senior (Form L6 & U6) 3 mins 6 mins
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PROSE Level A
• Extract from published book (not a play) to be spoken from memory.
• Moderate gestures allowed. Movement not permitted.
• Classes 160 – 164 Maximum of FIVE entries per school per class

164 Senior 2 mins 2 mins 30 secs
RECITAL
• Candidates must present a recital based on a theme using at least three published works to
support their argument. They may use Poetry, Dramatised Poetry, Prose, Dialogue,
Storytelling, Play Extract or Speech.
Every recital must include an introduction and a conclusion.
• The discussion should form the primary basis of the recital.
• A copy of all the published pieces used must be handed in to the check in desk at registration.
• Candidates may read their published pieces but their discussion must be recited from memory
• The pieces can be recited in any order and the examiner may not interrupt the programme.
Candidates must then be prepared to answer questions put to them by the adjudicator on the
following:
• The reasons behind their choice of repertoire or theme.
• The reasons behind their choice of staging.
• Explain their selection of published work i.e. why those pieces appealed to them.
• Candidates must be able to support their argument.
The themes for Recital Classes 171 – 173 for 2020 are as follows:
a) Stephen Chifunyise
b) Rain
c) Green
SOLO RECITAL Level A

Classes 171 – 172 Maximum of TWO entries per class per school

171 Intermediate 5 mins 8 mins
172 Senior 7 mins 10 mins
GROUP RECITAL (Minimum 3 people) Level B

Class 173 Maximum of TWO entries per class per school

173 Any age 7 mins 10 mins
Dates for Festivals in 2022
Vocal & Instrumental Festival Literary

8 March – 24 March Deadline for Entries: 20th July
Speech and Drama Festival Visual Arts
Deadline for entries: 18th May Deadline for Entries: 5th August
22nd June – 8th July
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MIME & MOVEMENT
Mime is acting something out without talking, with an emphasis of communicating through movement,
body and face.
RULES
• Original work only to be performed.
• Only neutral (black or white preferred) clothing may be worn. No shoes, socks or stockings.
No costumes or school uniform.
• Please note there are two different styles of Mime offered:
o Mime (classes 201 - 206)
▪ NO hand props, NO sound, NO set including tables and chairs.
o Experimental Mime (classes 211 - 219)
▪ Music, sound effects, masks, props and basic set (tables and chairs) ARE allowed.
▪ These additional elements should enhance the mime and not overshadow it.
• Candidates must provide their own sound equipment. Be aware of power limitations in the Hall.
• There must be mime techniques and not just acting without talking
• Set up and preparation time must be limited to under three minutes prior to performance.
SOLO MIME Level A

Classes 201 – 203 Maximum of FIVE entries per school per class
201 Junior 1 min 30 secs 2 mins
202 Intermediate 2 mins 2 mins 30 secs
DUO MIME Level A

Classes 204 – 206 Maximum of FIVE entries per class
SOLO EXPERIMENTAL MIME Level A

DUO EXPERIMENTAL MIME Level A

214 Junior 1 min 30 secs 2 mins 30 secs
216 Senior 2 mins 30 secs 3 mins 30 secs
GROUP EXPERIMENTAL MIME (Minimum 3 people) Level B

Classes 217- 219 Maximum of FIVE entries per school per class
217 Junior 2 mins 4 mins
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DRAMA
The ability to convey a story, from a published work, through the art of acting.
RULES
• Acting is compulsory.
• Costumes and props should be used.
• A legible copy of the script must be handed in to the Check-In Desk at registration.
• Please ensure that all pieces are age and audience appropriate.
• Performances must be from published works. Scripts downloaded from the internet must be
checked and verified for legitimacy and accuracy. Extra care must be taken with these scripts to
ensure high quality.
• A short synopsis of the background to the piece must be handed to the announcer back stage
at the commencement of the class. This will assist with setting the piece.
MONOLOGUE Level A

301 Junior 1 min 2 mins
302 Intermediate 1 min 30 secs 2 mins 30 secs
DUOLOGUE Level C

311 Junior 1 min 30 secs 2 mins 30 secs
313 Senior 2 mins 30 secs 4 mins
DRAMATIC EXCERPT/ PLAYLET/ SKETCH (Minimum 3 people)

Classes 321 – 323 Maximum of THREE entries per school per class Level D
The NIAA extends very sincere thanks to our special partners in 2022:
CABS; PCD; Deloitte; CBZ Holdings; Innscor; Paragon
Midlands Christian College, Prince Edward School, Twin Rivers School;

Gateway High School; St John’s College; Reps Theatre;
and the Association of Trust Schools
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SHAKESPEARE
Shakespearean Sonnet: The ability to make Shakespeare’s poetry come alive through the art of
clear recital.
Shakespearean Monologue, Duologue Or Dramatic Excerpt: The ability to make Shakespeare’s work
come alive through the art of acting.
RULES
• Acting compulsory in Monologues, Duologues and Excerpts.
• Black or white clothing MUST be worn for ALL classes. No Elizabethan-style clothing.
• Sonnets are not permitted in the Monologue or Duologue classes.
• A legible copy of the script must be handed in to the Check-In Desk at registration.
• A short synopsis of the background to the piece for classes 411 – 431 must be handed to the
announcer back stage at the commencement of the class.
SHAKESPEAREAN SONNET Level A

CLASS No CLASS CATEGORY
401 Intermediate
402 Senior
SHAKESPEAREAN MONOLOGUE Level A

411 Intermediate 1 min 30 secs 2 mins 30 secs
SHAKESPEAREAN DUOLOGUE Level A

SHAKESPEAREAN PLAY EXCERPT Level B

(minimum 3 people)
Class 431 Maximum of FIVE entries per school per class
431 Any age 3 mins 6 mins
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ORIGINAL WORK
The ability to write creative, new and challenging work with the intention of performance.
RULES
• Copies of all original work scripts must be submitted to the office by Wednesday 15th June,
• N.B. No changes may be made to the script after submission.
• A strong script is necessary for a good performance. Candidates and teacher should ensure that
the script is of a high enough standard before beginning to work on the performance.
• All original work may be published by the Festival.
ORIGINAL PLAY OR SKETCH (Min 3 people) Level B

Class 520 Maximum of TWO entries per school per class

520 Any Age 6 mins 10 mins
EXPERIMENTAL PROGRAMME (Minimum 3 people) Level B

Class 530 – 533 Maximum of TWO entries per school per class
The themes for Experimental Programme Classes 530 – 533 for 2019 are as follows:
a) Flood
b) Influence
c) Yes!
RULES
• Candidates must create and perform a presentation based on the key words.
• Acting is compulsory and costumes and props should be used.
• Work may be original or include published or unpublished pieces.
• A short synopsis of the background to the piece must be handed to the announcer back stage at
the commencement of the class.
• The essential ingredients are imagination and creativity, which should be used freely in
presentation.
• The use of original ideas and of different disciplines including Poetry, Mime, and Dance is
encouraged. Presentations should include elements of Design, Symphony, Story, Meaning
and Playfulness.

533 Any Age 5 mins 10 mins
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PREPARED TV NEWS READING
• Unpublished Original work only to be written and performed by the entrant..
• Well-practised and polished reading of varied news items is required.
• Candidate should be seated at a news desk, unless the reading requires standing.
• Candidate should indicate whether reading is of a serious or comical nature on the entry form.
Comical News Reading requires clear characters to be established. The acting of these
characters will be graded based on believability and acting. Grading will include the comical
timing, cleverness of the writing, appropriate use of props and costumes, media and other
devices.
Serious News Reading requires a formal setting and should echo the styles currently
presented by reputable news media channels, like AlJeezera or Sky News. The
characterisation should emphasise the believability of the news and the reality of the setting.
• Exact timing is very important.
SOLO PREPARED TV NEWS READING Level A


540 Junior Grade 6 & 7 1 min 15 secs 1 min 45 secs
541 Intermediate 1 min 45 secs 2 mins
DUO PREPARED TV NEWS READING Level A

Both names must be entered on the entry form. No substitutes permitted.

543 Junior Grade 6 & 7 2 mins 2 min 30 secs
544 Intermediate 2 mins 45 secs 3 mins
ONE MINUTE PLEASE Level A

Candidates to speak for one minute on a topic chosen by the Festival with 10 seconds preparation
time.

560 Junior Grade 6 & 7 1 min 1 min
561 Intermediate 1 min 1 min
562 Senior 1 min 1 min
The National Institute of Allied Arts

would like to thank
for their very generous support

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IMPROVISATION
This category challenges the student to be creative under pressure - in a limited amount of time.
The candidate is given a title shortly before their performance and must prepare something within the
limited preparation time allocated.
It is important not to use pre rehearsed ideas or re-do an idea that worked in preparation rehearsals.
Trust your creativity as the original ideas are always the best the first time they are performed.
RULES
• The performance of pre-rehearsed work will be disqualified, but students are encouraged
to practise improvising styles to understand what works best.
• Black or white clothing must be worn. No shoes, socks or stockings.
• Benches, chairs and tables only may be used. NO other props are permitted. Mime should be
used
• Acting, movement and use of space are essential. Speech MAY be used where appropriate.
• Time limits to be strictly adhered to. A bell will be rung when the minimum time is reached
and again when the maximum time is reached.
SOLO DRAMATIC IMPROVISATION Level A

Preparation time allowed: 3 mins

601 Junior 1 min 15 secs 1 min 30 secs
602 Intermediate 1 min 30 secs 1 min 45 secs
DUO DRAMATIC IMPROVISATION Level A


GROUP DRAMATIC IMPROVISATION (Minimum 3 people) Level B


IMPROVISED ADVERTISING (1 - 8 people) Level B


610 Junior 30 secs 35 secs
611 Intermediate 30 secs 35 secs
612 Senior 30 secs 35 secs
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AWARDS
MARGARET GRACE POETRY CUP Best Item of Junior Poetry
CHISIPITE CARITAS CUP Best Item of Senior Poetry
IMAGINATIO CUP Best Item of Prose
CENTENARY CUP Best Recital
SARAH JANE MUNN TROPHY Most Creative Group
THE CHORAL SPEAKING CUP Best Item in Choral Speaking &

Group Poetry
THE DELOITTE TROPHY Most Points in Choral Speaking & Group

Poetry
HONG KONG PLATE Best Item of Public Speaking
THE KILALEA CUP Best Play / Playlet / Dramatic Excerpt
TOMLINSON QUAICH AWARD Best Monologue-any age
NIAA DUOLOGUE CUP Best Duologue – any age
WALLBRIDGE SHAKESPEARE TROPHY Best Shakespearean Item
LEANDRA FENEYSEY CUP Best Improvisation
ANN WARR NEWSREADING TROPHY Best News Reading Item
ENA STONE MIME CUP Best Mime
OVER THE EDGE CUP Best Original Item
ANNE LEVY CUP Best Junior Item
KATHY NORMAN TROPHY Best Intermediate Item
BATH CUP Best Senior Item
THE INSTITUTE CUP Best Junior All-Rounder
THE ROSEMARY NEILL TROPHY Best Intermediate All-Rounder
THE SPEECH TEACHERS’ CUP Best Senior All-Rounder
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THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

DURING THE FESTIVAL

GRADES, AWARDS AND CONCERT

JUNIOR CLASSES ONLY ALL OTHER CLASSES

FOR ALL CLASSES:

PRE JUNIORS ~ GRADE 1 TO 3

SENIORS ~ FORM 5 & ABOVE

SOLO POETRY Level A

CLASS No CLASS CATEGORY MINIMUM MAXIMUM

CLASS No CLASS CATEGORY

DUO POETRY Level A

CLASS No CLASS CATEGORY MINIMUM MAXIMUM

CLASS No CLASS CATEGORY MINIMUM MAXIMUM

CHORAL SPEAKING Level B

CLASS No CLASS CATEGORY MINIMUM MAXIMUM

CLASS No CLASS CATEGORY MINIMUM MAXIMUM

SOLO RECITAL Level A

CLASS No CLASS CATEGORY MINIMUM MAXIMUM

GROUP RECITAL (Minimum 3 people) Level B

CLASS No CLASS CATEGORY MINIMUM MAXIMUM

Dates for Festivals in 2022

Vocal & Instrumental Festival Literary

SOLO MIME Level A

DUO MIME Level A

SOLO EXPERIMENTAL MIME Level A

DUO EXPERIMENTAL MIME Level A

GROUP EXPERIMENTAL MIME (Minimum 3 people) Level B

CLASS No CLASS CATEGORY MINIMUM MAXIMUM

CLASS No CLASS CATEGORY MINIMUM MAXIMUM

DRAMATIC EXCERPT/ PLAYLET/ SKETCH (Minimum 3 people)

CABS; PCD; Deloitte; CBZ Holdings; Innscor; Paragon

Midlands Christian College, Prince Edward School, Twin Rivers School;

SHAKESPEAREAN SONNET Level A

SHAKESPEAREAN MONOLOGUE Level A

SHAKESPEAREAN DUOLOGUE Level A

SHAKESPEAREAN PLAY EXCERPT Level B

ORIGINAL PLAY OR SKETCH (Min 3 people) Level B

CLASS No CLASS CATEGORY MINIMUM MAXIMUM

EXPERIMENTAL PROGRAMME (Minimum 3 people) Level B

CLASS No CLASS CATEGORY MINIMUM MAXIMUM

SOLO PREPARED TV NEWS READING Level A

CLASS No CLASS CATEGORY MINIMUM MAXIMUM

DUO PREPARED TV NEWS READING Level A

CLASS No CLASS CATEGORY MINIMUM MAXIMUM

ONE MINUTE PLEASE Level A

CLASS No CLASS CATEGORY MINIMUM MAXIMUM

The National Institute of Allied Arts

for their very generous support

SOLO DRAMATIC IMPROVISATION Level A

CLASS No CLASS CATEGORY MINIMUM MAXIMUM

DUO DRAMATIC IMPROVISATION Level A

CLASS No CLASS CATEGORY MINIMUM MAXIMUM

GROUP DRAMATIC IMPROVISATION (Minimum 3 people) Level B

CLASS No CLASS CATEGORY MINIMUM MAXIMUM

IMPROVISED ADVERTISING (1 - 8 people) Level B

CLASS No CLASS CATEGORY MINIMUM MAXIMUM

CHISIPITE CARITAS CUP Best Item of Senior Poetry