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House performances impress VIP guests Rosemarie Ford and Robert Lindsay
The whole of Berkhamsted Boys and Girls performed at Centenary Theatre for a much anticipated house competition.
Pupils from Year 7 to 11 took to the stage in the House Performing Arts competition (Girls) and House Drama (Boys).
Performances took place in front of adjudicators Rosemarie Ford and Robert Lindsay. Our VIP guests analysed the quality of choreography, script writing, singing, movement and the pupils’ ability to make an impact on the audience.
Victory for Tilman and Stephenson
Stephenson, in their first appearance at House Performing Arts, were the girls overall winners.
Tilman won the overall trophy for boys. Their performance included a George Orwell inspired ensemble with excellent original script writing.
Photos and Live Reporting
Full photo galleries of each performance:
Live reporting took place throughout the day on Twitter.
Wolstenholme on stage with ‘It’s a Hard Knock Life’. Making it look easy so far! Great energy! pic.twitter.com/xgiKIVhbqT
— Berkhamsted Girls (@berkhamstedgirl) October 19, 2017
Don’t blame it on the House staff! Don’t blame it on the lighting! Don’t blame it on the break times! Blame it on the boogie! pic.twitter.com/XOTr0N2eig
— Berkhamsted Girls (@berkhamstedgirl) October 19, 2017
And Stephenson win best devised drama! pic.twitter.com/NOBCBmxlCz
— Berkhamsted Girls (@berkhamstedgirl) October 19, 2017
Adders’ piece, inspired by ‘Gates of Fire’. #teamBerko pic.twitter.com/gVwb44JOth
— Berkhamsted Boys (@berkhamstedboys) October 19, 2017
Tilman worked well together as they took their inspiration from George Orwell’s 1984. #teamBerko pic.twitter.com/eE8iSmT1Ko
— Berkhamsted Boys (@berkhamstedboys) October 19, 2017
A humorous, devised piece by Loxwood’s ensemble that was enjoyed by all. Well done, boys! pic.twitter.com/N2adsIdmXa
— Berkhamsted Boys (@berkhamstedboys) October 19, 2017
Sixth Form
There was a fantastic evening of entertainment earlier in the month for Sixth Form House Music. Students performed a variety of ensembles and solos to an exceptional standard.
Congratulations to School House who lifted the overall trophy.
