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Revision as of 17:12, 8 August 2023
The Student Theatre Festival is a showcase at the National Arts Festival for young talent from tertiary institutions across South Africa. It is the only Student Theatre Festival of its kind in South Africa, and each university showcases one play which is eligible for various award categories.
Contents
History
Previous winners
2012
Sponsored by the South African Post Office
- South African Post Office Cape Triangular Award for the best director and writer: Kline Smith from the University of KwaZulu-Natal (Pietermaritzburg)
- Best Overall Production: Homeless Orchestra by University of Cape Town (their award included a larger production for the 2013 Student Festival)
- Best Ensemble: Fence by the Market Theatre Laboratory
- Merit Award: Reclaiming Body – Reclaiming Self by University of the Western Cape
- Up and Coming Director: Joanna Evans from University of Cape Town
- Best Poster Design: University of Johannesburg for SA Shorts and University of Stellenbosch for Animals
2013
Sponsored by the South African Post Office
2014
- Best Student Theatre Production: Solo by Rhodes University
2015
- Best Student Production: Void by Rhodes University
- Special Merit Certificates for design: Frankie van Straten from Rhodes University
2016
- Best Production: Nomination - Figs by (University Of Cape Town); Winner - Nyanga by Rhodes University
- Most Promising Playwright of the Year: Nominations - Thembela Madliki from Rhodes University and the cast of Pharmakon from University of the Free State for a devised script; Winner - Figs by Namisa Mdlaloze and Pueng Stewart from University Of Cape Town
- Most Promising Director: Nominations - Sarah Nansubuga from Wits University for The Village and Dara Beth of University Of Cape Town for Figs; Winner - Thembela Madliki from Rhodes University
Awards for the best works by students at the National Arts Festival were decided by a panel, convened by Jacqueline Dommisse, that included Lee-Ann van Rooi and Bertina Johnson.
2017
- Best Original Work: Cult Clit by Rhodes University
- Best Stage Manager: Manoko Tlhako from Rhodes University
Sources
LitNet, 10 July 2012
BIZCOMMUNITY, 3 July 2013
Rhodes University Latest News Archive, 2018 https://www.ru.ac.za/latestnews/archives/2018/award-winningstudentdirectortacklesanotherboldplayatstudenttheatrefest.html
See also Festival and Grahamstown Foundation
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