Of course, we held our very own “Oscars” and the highly coveted awards went to (…drum roll…): Best Set - Clarendon Best Incorporation of Tech - McWilliam Best Use of Space - Aitken Best Prop - Van Zyl (for the Home Affairs sign) Best Sound & Lighting - Connaught Best Concept - Aitken Best Costumes - Selborne Best Backstage Crew - Van Zyl Best Make-up - McWilliam Best Production Secretary - Kumi Makhubele (Van Zyl) Best Cameo - Uthimna Nape (Connaught) Best Comedy Performance - Galaletsang Galane (Gladstone) Best Ensemble - Clarendon (the McLaren children) Best One-Liner - Buhle Mvemba "Any opening is a door for me" (Buxton) Best Comic Moment - Busi Mathe and the hat/hair fiasco (Connaught) Best Supporting Actor - Oratile Mokgoko (Buxton) Best Supporting Actress - Krisi Chapanov (Connaught) Best Actor in a Lead Role - Michelle Cazalet (Gladstone) Best Actress in a Lead Role - Kayla Geel (Clarendon) Honourable Mentions go to - Cecile Fraser (Gladstone), Jaudyn Denton (Selborne), Elke du Toit (Aitken), Ann Lee (Connaught) and Cayley Sampson (Clarendon) Best Cast - Selborne Best Directors - Bonolo Moikanyane & Modiegi Motsoaledi (Clarendon) Best Script - Trapschool Musical, written by Daniella Yav (Selborne) Best House Play of 2019 - The "Perfect" Neighbour", directed by Jo-anne Mahlobo & Kendra Wilkinson (Gladstone) Thank you to all the learners and the staff who were involved and contributed to the success of the House Play Festival.
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