St Teresa’s High School recently hosted its highly anticipated annual ST*Ar Awards evening, a celebration that illuminated the campus with a dazzling display of talent and creativity. Aptly themed: What A Night at St Teresa’s Disco, the event transformed the school’s auditorium into a vibrant stage where learners and teachers showcased their artistic skills.
From the moment the curtains rose, the audience was treated to a spectacular array of performances, kicking off with the infectious rhythms of the Chamber Choir.
Lisemelo Mphakalasi captivated the audience with her soulful rendition of Misty, while the harmonious voices of Lea Human and Lynn Tapera earned them thunderous applause with Love You in the Dark.
The stage came alive with gripping drama performances delivered by Lea Human and Erin Williams, showcasing their theatrical talents and storytelling finesse. The Grade 12 dance crew engrossed the audience with their dynamic and synchronised moves, leaving a permanent mark on the evening.
In the realm of poetry and spoken word, Alissa Kanyika and Lwandle Nyobole mesmerised with their heartfelt poetry performance, while Mia Hammann moved hearts with her evocative written poetry.
Adding to the evening’s charm were the teachers, who surprised everyone with their spirited rendition of Lady Gaga’s Bad Romance, showcasing their hidden talents and bringing laughter and joy to all.
The awards ceremony highlighted the diverse and exceptional talents nurtured at St Teresa’s High School. Aahana Suri emerged as the overall winner, evidence of her outstanding talent and dedication.
From Lisemelo Mphakalasi’s captivating vocals to Yaounde Mabaso’s X-Factor award win, the ST*Ar Awards evening was not just a night of entertainment, but a celebration of the arts in all its forms. It brought together the school community, highlighting the incredible talent and creativity that thrives within its walls.
The memories of this extraordinary night will undoubtedly linger long after the final curtain call.
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