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2025 Regional Shakespeare Festival Carnival

16 May 2025

2025 Regional Shakespeare Festival Carnival

Congratulations to our Year 9 Drama students who participated in the Regional Shakespeare Festival Carnival run by Sport For Jove receiving placing in

First Place in the Short Film Category(off to the state finals)

Shattered Reality

Actors:

Luca Attorre

Eduard Martinak

Sadie Bass

Rafferty Chaston

Directors:

Jade WOODS (Also acted in it)

Claire South

Vivi Aguilera

Lila Knight

Second place in the Physical Theatre Category

Romeo and Juliet

Actors:

Emielia Brataas-Grimson

Milly Kovalik

Lillian Harris

Jude Lovegrove

Isabella De Vuono

Arnika Biukani

Second place in the Group Devised Category

Duncan's Doughnuts

Actors:

Molly Venables

Lamar Zainualabdeen

Ainsley White

Phoebe Webb

Miles Thompson

Thank you to Mr Perritt for his guidance and support

#WHSPA #shakespearecarnival #sportforjove

Regards

Chris Richards - Head Teacher Performing Arts

Wollongong High School of the Performing Arts

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