Creative Arts
| Head of Faculty: | Mark Howland |
| Faculty Administrator: | Jemma Clayton |
| Email: | creativearts@canterburycollege.ac.uk |
| Telephone: |
01227 811324 |
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Performing Arts News...
The First Diploma of Performing Arts from Canterbury College put on a marvellous show on the 17th of March.
The show was a variety performance with acts ranging from comedy to singing. There were fifty people watching with only a few seats to spare. It was only a small performance but the outcome was that of a professional performance. The opening was by Ewan Stanley the whole crowd watched in silence because of his powerful performance. He sung “Cry me a River” and showed everyone he was vocally talented.
The next act was Kurt and Sam performing a comedy sketch from the Mighty Boosh. They preformed it with more laughs than the original television show. The crowd were in pain from laughing sp much and having a smile on their face for such a long time. Kurt made a very convincing woman and Sam was the skeleton of the sketch with his fabulous Russian officer.
Following such strong acts is a hard thing to do especially with a mime act but Jamie pulled it of very well with out showing a sign of weakness in his performance. He really did fit the part of Mister Cellophane.
Josh’s one man show really made the audience think he did a monologue from a play called “Much ado about Clubbing” where a boy talks to himself about his sexuality.
John’s holiday dance called “Chocolaty” really put the audience in the mood for a bit of body moving hands clapping. He really got the crowd motivated and enjoyed every minute of the dance, even though there were a few technical hiccups he carried on the dance with out showing any weakness.
Teejay and Yasmin did a duologue about a father and his daughter. Teejay delivered a very powerful performance and filled the part of a father very well. He really did move the audience, Yasmin played a fantastic stroppy teenager. Together they made a awesome double act.
Written by Kurt Edwards and Teejay Clarke
