The St Anne’s Vocal Ensemble, under the direction of Mr Riaan Oosthuizen, received a standing ovation for their performance at the ATKV Applous regional round held at Pietermaritzburg Girls’ High School on Monday 13 May.

They were awarded Gold in the Open Category and wait in anticipation to hear if they have made it into the final round to be held in Bloemfontein later this year.

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The Laddsworth Primary School Cross Country Team has continued to excel this year.

Each week the Cross Country team takes up the majority of the top 10 positions in all age groups.

Last week, three Laddsworth pupils broke Records at the Treverton Preparatory School Cross Country Inter-Schools Meeting.

Jodi Moreno (Under 12), 3km, (Old record 14:02mins), new Record 13:13 mins.

Charli Mlotshwa (Under 12) 3km; (Old record 12:13mins), new Record 11:58mins.

Jonathan Werth (Open) 4km (Old record 15:08mins), new Record 14:00mins.

Laddsworth is extremely proud of their Cross Country Team’s achievements this season.

Pictured above is Charli Mlotshwa.

Fans of legal dramas and local theatre will not want to miss Justice is a Woman; a highly emotive theatre production highlighting issues of gender inequality and the ethical dilemmas of the justice system written by well-respected former KZN judge Chris Nicholson, directed by Paul Spence, formerly of the Royal Shakespeare Company UK and starring a richly talented South African cast.

Set in a KZN university in 2018, after the 2 000-year exclusion of women as lawyers in the courtroom, Justice is a Woman tells the captivating story of a female post-graduate student’s molestation case against her male university professor.

Lead character Portia, the lawyer representing the professor, is faced with an ethical dilemma that forces her to question her values and threatens to tear her personal life apart.

Opening performances take place from 23 to 25 May at Michaelhouse, 29 and 30 May at Grace College, and from 4 to 8 June at the Hexagon Theatre, Pietermaritzburg.

Tickets are R80 per person (R130 Hexagon), R50 pensioners (R80 Hexagon) and students R40. For more information, follow @justiceisawoman on Facebook or contact Paul Spence on This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or (084) 341 1742.

Justice Cast: Pictured from left (back) are Paul Spence, Phiyayinkosi Mbuyazi and Mark Mulder, and (front) Zama Maphumulo, Carlien Walters and Jessica Beddingfield.

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A-Frame, St John and Tanya and Matthew Hoffman live at MiTH

9pm A-Frame (fronted by Cornel Meyer)

Embracing a crossover sound between progressive rock and acoustic folk, A-Frame has caught the attention of music lovers on both sides of the tracks. The energy, interplay and synchronicity they possess has been developed through a decade-long career in the SA music scene. Their love for music comes across with perfect clarity, absorbing the audience to create a genuine bond between listener and performer.

At the band’s core is the belief that good music knows no boundaries as they seamlessly flow through a range of musical styles and sounds.

Band members:
Cornel Meyer (lead vocals and rhythm guitar)
Roly Struckmeyer (vocals and bass)
Rusty Red (vocals and lead guitar)
Andrew Makins (drums)

8pm St John & Tanya

St John & Tanya – a piano-vocal duo – love playing the Mith stage… They feel Mith inspires the perfect atmosphere for the intimate tone of their sets. With St John on piano & Tanya on vocals, they provide their audience with a classy, emotional set with fun jazz & blues tones as well as twists on contemporary classics. St John & Tanya separately have been performing most of their lives but the two artists met 6 years ago and immediately found an emotional connection through their music. They have been performing together ever since.

They share a passion for making their audiences feel, for making people find true connection with themselves through music. Their love for performing is undeniable and their sets powerful and evocative.

7pm Matthew Hoffman

Matthew Hoffman is a classically trained pianist with a BA Mus in performance, and an advanced diploma in music. He has written many of his own compositions, plays and studies various styles of music and currently works with several choirs via conducting, accompaniment or vocal training. He'll be joined by Skippy Kubheka and Kyle Sandrino Pillay.

Pictured here: Cornel Meyer from A-Frame.

St Anne’s Diocesan College Matric Student, Jessica Woollam, competed at the recent SA Junior Derby show held in Johannesburg from 10 – 12 May and was awarded the title of SA Junior Derby Champion for 2019. 

Together with her horse Bono, they qualified highest and were the last to jump out of the 14 competitors on a challenging course that had 21 jumps in total. They were the only clear round in the competition.

Jessica was also awarded the Victor Ludorum Prize for the 1.30m/1.35m classes as she had 2 second places in the other events.

 Images supplied by Denford Studios.

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