DRAMA
Arts Honours Award(s) - Drama, Art and Dance - Kei-Ella Loewe
Kei-Ella Loewe has been an actress of distinction at The DSG and College since she was at St. Andrew’s Pre-Primary school - with her highly proficient playing of the lead role in the musical of Alice in Wonderland when she was at DSG Junior now being repeated in an acclaimed performance as the female lead in Footloose. Her focused characterisation of the granny in Happily Abba After is also well remembered, along with her extremely funny portrayals of the unwitting psycho-killer in last year’s Senior House Plays, and her fat school boy in the Junior ones.
Kei-Ella has been actively involved in drama at The DSG in both the playing in and conceptualising and directing of House Plays, at Eisteddfods and in Trinity Drama, for which she received a distinction for her Advanced Performance Diploma last year. She organises drama at the school, and she is performing at The National Arts Festival.
Kei-Ella has shown the necessary high level of dedication in both service to, and skill in, drama to be awarded Honours in Drama.
Furthermore, Kei-Ella has revealed an extremely high level of skill in, and service to, all of the arts at The Diocesan School for Girls. She has received Colours Awards in Drama and Dance, Half Colours for Chamber Choir and Highly Commended for Art. Kei-Ella has been visible as a choreographer and dancer, in The Dance Studio, and as a member of the First Physical Theatre’s Youth Company for three years, performing at National Arts Festivals and the Schools’ Festival. She has done the art work for posters and drawn backdrops for dance and theatre productions, and is an accomplished visual artist. She has also shown great skill on stage, including musically as a singer.
Kei-Ella has revealed the necessary high level of skill in, and dedication to, the arts, to be awarded Arts Honours.
Colours
Ingrid Froneman
Kei-Ella Loewe
Meghan Vetch
Half Colours
Chelsea Evans
Mafusi Mokati
Shaleeni Ranchhod
Samantha Robins
Celiwe Thabede
Highly Commended
Acacia Parker Anika Vohora Annabelle Allanson Dominique Millard Gina Bennett Giuliana Iovino Jessie Barkas Samantha Jelley Asanda Biyana Lonwabo Godlo Refuoe Mokhobo Samkele Mrubata Dara Ngxenge Aviwe Ntshongase Nakisa Quma Phillipa Stanley Sisanda Tshongwana Zola Yaka
Highly Commended (Re-Award)
Caitlin Dugmore
Nicola Jillings
Courtney Koopman
Rosa-Karoo Loewe
Commended
Akhona Mnqandi
Alyssa Bowker
Amber Hossak
Arden Booysen
Asanda Zitumane
Ashleigh Torrington
Caiti Allison
Callie Barlow
Cathera Cockcroft
Cati lohmeier
Céline Leach
Christine du Plooy
Chubekile Faku
Claire Ter Morshuizen
Dayle McLoughlin
Emily Allison
Emily Mouritzen
Emma Dreyer
Genevieve Bovijn
Georgie Day
Georgina Wood
Grace Biggs
Hannah Marshall
Hayley Kathoke
Holly Beckley
India McLintock
Isabelle Davies
Jennifer Dove
Jessica MacRobert
Jessica Wright
Jessie Köster
Julia Brodie
Kaeleigh Vetch
Kirra Kotzen
Lauren Bailey
Lauren Ramsay
Lena Britz
Lisa Coltman
Lise-Mae Strydom
Matina Daya
Megan Dixon-Warren
Megan Filmer
Megan Meyer
Megan Viljoen
Michaela Leppan
Michelle Burnside
Nicola Hunter
Phoebe Belcher
Refuoe Mokhobo
Robyn Anderson
Sammi Hops
Sarah Fawcett
Sarchen Gainsford
Savannah Connacher
Sibabalwe Mama
Siwe Sishuba
Tasha Mitchell
Tatum Weeks
Tessa Anderson
Ysé Chabanel
Kelly Long represents South Africa 10th May 2012
Kelly Long represented South Africa at the 5th International Sustainable World Project Olympiad in the USA
