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The champs of the 59th Edition of the Kenya National Drama and Film Festival will engage President Uhuru Kenyatta and his visitors at State House, Nairobi, today.
The execution will incorporate element plays, cultural and modern dances, solo verses and oral accounts.
Thika School for the Visually Impaired is relied upon to show a social move on Kenya’s decent variety.
Kenyatta University’s Ruiru Campus group will present its winning oral narrative, “Annabel”, which highlights the harsh economic times.
Meanwhile, Matuga Girls is expected to perform “Unyanyapaa”, a cultural dance that explores the values of national unity, cohesion and diversity.
The highlight of the State House concert is expected to be Eregi Teachers’ Training College’s cultural dance, “Makunda”.
The dance is about a young man who demands land from his father but ends up squandering the money he got after selling the property.
However, his sister takes him to a rehabilitation centre, which moulds him into a responsible person.
The dance produced the best soloist, female and dancers as well as best costume and decor. It also produced most original and best choreographed dance.
Other groups listed for the State concert are St Anne’s ECD (solo verse), Thika School for the Visually Impaired (cultural dance), Liganwa Primary School (cultural dance) and Kenyatta University with a narrative.
