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DRAMA AND PERFORMANCE
SCHEDULE 2018
INCLUDING ITALIAN
SPEAKING

Tuesday 29th May, 2018

Entries DUE: Friday 23rd March, 2018 - No late entries accepted.
Entry fees
Individual Entries $6
Duos and Trios $10
Group Entries $15
Entry and payment
will be via the Stardom Competition Online Entry System.
Please Note: Copies of own choice music must be received by the Committee by Friday 18th May, 2018.
Post: Lucy Andersen, 7 Symes Street, Stanthorpe. 4380
Email: info@borderdistricteisteddfod.org.au
Assistance or enquires for Drama and Performance:
Pauline Leigh
leiclean@halenet.com.au
(07) 4681 2725
0407 250 208
RULES AND REGULATIONS
- Every care will be taken for competitors’ safety, but the Committee will not be responsible for any injuries sustained by any competitor and or damage to property during the Eisteddfod.
- By entering the Border District Eisteddfod you agree to abide by the rules and regulations as outlined in this 2017 Schedule.
- Entries will not be accepted unless accompanied by the correct entry fee. Entry fees are not refundable unless cancelled by the Committee or there is an error in the program.
- AGE IS DETERMINED AS AT 1ST JANUARY, 2018. (Please note this is different to previous years). The committee reserves the right to ask for proof of age.
- Time limits must be observed. An item may be shorter than the limit but not exceed it. To meet time limits, excerpts of poems are acceptable and stanzas may be omitted from poems
- Copies of own choice poems/talks must be received by the Committee by Friday 18th May, 2018.
Post: Lucy Andersen, 7 Symes Street, Stanthorpe. 4380
Email: info@borderdistricteisteddfod.org.au
- Competitors must be aware of copyright responsibilities. The Border District Eisteddfod is in no way responsible for personal breach of copyright. If in doubt, APRA & AMCOS may be contacted directly or speak to your teacher.
- Competitor’s names and/or photographs may be used for promotional or marketing purposes. Should this not be appropriate the Eisteddfod Committee MUST be notified.
- The adjudicators decision is final.
- Unless specifically invited by the adjudicator, contact with the adjudicator must not be made directly by teachers, competitors or parents.
- Adjudicator comment sheets can be obtained from the table at the back of hall.
SPEECH AND PERFORMANCE AWARDS
- STANTHORPE LITTLE THEATRE AWARD. Awarded to the student showing the greatest promise in Drama and Performance sections. Prize donated by Stanthorpe Little Theatre.
- THE BETTY PAINE AWARD. Awarded to the Choral Speaking group with the highest mark in Years Prep – 2 - Sections 110-111.
- The MARY McLUCAS AWARD. Awarded to the Choral Speaking group with the highest mark in sections 106-109.
- THE MARGARET OSBOURNE ENCOURAGEMENT AWARD. To be chosen by the adjudicator and awarded to the most promising Choral Speaking group.
- RECITATION CHAMPION - PRIMARY and $25 for the highest mark for an Individual Recitation - Sections 96-101.
- MOST PROMISING RECITATION - PRIMARY
- RECITATION CHAMPION- SECONDARY and $25 for the highest mark for an Individual Recitation - Sections 102-105.
- MOST PROMISING RECITATION – SECONDARY
- ITALIAN CHAMPION and $25 for the highest mark for an Individual Recitation.
Time limits must be observed. An item may be shorter than the limit but not exceed it. To meet time limits, excerpts of poems are acceptable and stanzas may be omitted from poems.
INDIVIDUAL RECITATIONS
(O.C. – Own choice)
96. PREP. AND YEAR 1 RECITATION
O.C. (40 seconds maximum)
97. YEAR 2 RECITATION
O.C. (40 seconds maximum)
98. YEAR 3 RECITATION
O.C. (40 seconds maximum)
99. YEAR 4 RECITATION
O.C. (40 seconds maximum)
100. YEAR 5 RECITATION
O.C. (50 seconds maximum)
101. YEAR 6 RECITATION
O.C. (50 seconds maximum)
102. YEAR 7 RECITATION
O.C. (50 seconds maximum)
103. RECITATION - 12-13 YEARS
O.C. (1 minute 15 seconds maximum)
104. RECITATION - 14-15 YEARS
O.C. (1 minute 15 seconds maximum)
105. RECITATION - 16-18 YEARS
O.C. (1 minute 15 seconds maximum)
CHORAL SPEAKING
Set Poems can be obtained from Pauline Leigh. Contact details above.
O.C. – Own choice
NOTE: Competitors need to observe the following criteria:
(a) Keep all the voices in time to enable the listener to enjoy the full impact of the rhythm.
(b) Make sure you understand all the words and the intention of the poetry.
(c) Students need to be able to demonstrate the emotion of the piece with subtle use of facial and
physical expressions.
(d) It is preferable that own choice poem contrasts with chosen poem.
NOTE: Eye contact helps the listeners to feel part of the experience and clear diction allows them to hear and understand each word.
106. PRIMARY SCHOOLS' CHORAL SPEAKING - YEARS 5/6 (Schools with more than 100 pupils)
(Time limit: 4 minutes total for both poems)
(a) Set Poem – Macavity: The Mystery Cat. By T. S. Eliot
(b) O.C.
107. PRIMARY SCHOOLS’ CHORAL SPEAKING - YEARS 3/4 (Schools with more than 100 pupils)
(Time limit: 4 minutes total for both poems)
(a) Set Poem - Kenneth. By Wendy Cope
(b) O.C.
108. PRIMARY SCHOOLS’ CHORAL SPEAKING (Schools with fewer than 100 pupils)
(Time limit: 4 minutes total for both poems)
(a) Set Poem – Stomach Ache Supreme. By Geraldine Nicholas
(b) O.C.
109. SECONDARY SCHOOLS’ CHORAL SPEAKING
(Time limit: 4 minutes total for both poems)
(a) Set Poem – Mrs Brown. By Mary O’Neill
(b) O.C.
110. CHORAL SPEAKING – PREP.-YEAR 2 (Schools with more than 100 pupils)
(Time limit: 4 minutes total for both poems)
(a) Set Poem – Choosing Colours. By Lyn Hurry
(b) O.C.
111. CHORAL SPEAKING – PREP.-YEAR 2 (Schools with fewer than 100 pupils)
(Time limit: 4 minutes total for both poems)
(a) Set Poem – Revenge on Wheels. By Lyn Hurry
(b) O.C.
111a. CHORAL SPEAKING – PRIMARY (Non-school groups)
(Time limit: 4 minutes total for both poems. Poems to be contrasting)
(a) O.C.
(b) O.C.
111b. CHORAL SPEAKING – SECONDARY-ADULT (Non-school groups)
(Time limit: 4 minutes total for both poems. Poems to be contrasting)
(a) O.C.
(b) O.C.
Poetry Anthology – a list to help competitors choose own choice poems.
- Poetry Speaks to Children
- Rise n" Rhyme
- The Poetry Store
- 100 Best Poems
- A Light In The Attic
- A Cup Of Giggles
- A Saucer Of Dreams
- Kids Pick The Funniest Poems
- A Child's Introduction to Poetry
- The Best of Banjo Patterson
- Footlights by Lyn Hurry
SCRIPTURE READING
112. 12 YEARS AND UNDER - O.C. (2 minutes maximum)
113. 13-18 YEARS - O.C. (2 minutes maximum)
IMPROMPTU READING
(Choice of Verse or Prose)
114. 9 YEARS AND UNDER
115. 10-12 YEARS
116. 13-15 YEARS
117. 16-18 YEARS
CHARACTER RECITAL- SOLO
(Time limit 3 minutes - costume optional)
(Character to be taken out of either a novel or a multi-media production.
This is not a recital of the reading, it is an interpretation
of an existing character rewritten in an original situation.)
118. 10 YEARS AND UNDER - O.C.
119. 11-14 YEARS - O.C.
120. 15-18 YEARS - O.C.
CHARACTER RECITAL- SMALL GROUPS (2 or more)
(Time limit 3 minutes - costume optional)
(Characters to be taken out of either a novel or a multi-media production.
This is not a recital of the reading, it is an interpretation
of existing characters rewritten in an original situation.)
118a. PRIMARY - O.C.
119a. SECONDARY – O.C.
MIME AND IMPROVISATION
121. PREPARED GROUP MIME (3-6 participants) - PRIMARY SCHOOL
122. PREPARED MIME - 11 YEARS AND UNDER
123. IMPROMPTU IMPROVISATION - 12-14 YEARS
124. IMPROMPTU IMPROVISATION - 15-18 YEARS
TALKS
(O.C. - 2-3 minutes)
NOTE:
- A talk should engage the audience, i.e. it should contain elements of humour and appropriate use of pause, pitch and pace variation. Competitors may use palm cards, but their use must be limited to prompting cues, statements, etc. General structure of the speech and presentation (e.g. eye contact, etc.) will be taken into consideration.
- A copy of talk must be in the hands of the committee by the Friday 18th May, 2018.
125. 9 YEARS AND UNDER
126. 10-11 YEARS
127. 12-14 YEARS
128. 15-18 YEARS
ITALIAN SECTION
RECITATIONS IN ITALIAN
(O.C. – Own choice)
129. Prep. to Year 3
130. Years 4 to 6
131. Years 7 to 10
132. Years 11/12
SONG IN ITALIAN –SOLO OR SMALL GROUP
Competitors will be judged on their Italian pronunciation
(O.C. – Own choice)
133. Years 7 to 10
134. Years 11/12
SKIT IN ITALIAN – INDIVIDUAL OR GROUP
135. Years 7 to 10
136. Years 11/12
CHORAL SPEAKING IN ITALIAN
(O.C. – Own choice)
137. Prep to Year 3
138. Years 4 to 6