SHOW TIME: JLD Dance Studio students Charlotte Taylor and Georgia Hughes competed in the Fast Tap section at the Bathurst Eisteddfod on Monday. Photos: CHRIS SEABROOK 082916ceist2
IT was time for the older children to showcase their talent on Monday at the Bathurst Eisteddfod after the “babies” got all the attention on Sunday.
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There were various speech and drama performances from 13 and 14 year-olds at the Bathurst Memorial Entertainment Centre, with jazz, ballet and waltz on show in the dancing section.
DRAMA QUEEN: Ruby Gangemi competed in the 13-14 years Humorous Verse Solo at the Bathurst Eisteddfod on Monday. 082916ceist3a
Bathurst Eisteddfod president Roslyn King said dance adjudicator Nathan Sheens had been impressed by the high quality of performances and choreography so far.
“The competitors are loving the adjudicators and the feedback they get,” Ms King said.
JUDGING: Speech and drama adjudicator Judith Burgess with volunteer 'penciller' Elisabeth Fulton were kept busy during another packed day at the Bathurst Eisteddfod. 082916ceist1
“We’ve been very busy so far, but it’s been a lot of fun.”
The eisteddfod runs until Friday, September 16.
Bradley Jurd
Journalist at Western Advocate, Bathurst
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