School revues are no longer bound to the small school halls in which they were rehearsed and performed over and over.<\/p>\n
Thanks to Carnival City, school children from revues across the country will now have the opportunity to showcase their talent in the 5 000-seater Big Top Arena.<\/p>
\u201cMany of these productions are professionally executed productions which never really get to go further than their school stages,\u201d said Michelle Smith, marketing manager of Carnival City.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe are thrilled to give them a much bigger platform by hosting young school performers on our stage in the Revue 2016 competition.\u201d<\/p>
This competition, for both primary and high school productions, started in August.<\/p>\n
From videos submitted by various schools, the best 26 primary and 26 high schools were chosen to perform at Carnival City.<\/p>\n
On September 19, the primary school semi-finals will take place and the high school semi-finals the following day.<\/p>\n
On September 21, the last evening of dance, singing, movement and colour will take place and the winning schools will be announced.<\/p>\n
With over R50 000 in cash prizes, the winning schools will also take home a voucher for meat to the value of R25 000 which will be donated to their feeding schemes.<\/p>\n
The teachers\/organisers of the winning revues will also be rewarded for their hard work and dedication, winning a cabin to the \u201cOppiwater Arts Festival\u201d from Cape Town to Namibia next year.<\/p>\n
Do not miss the opportunity to share in the joy and entertainment of the top revues in South Africa.<\/p>\n
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