Technology takes centre stage at schools drama festival

Use of technology has been embraced in this year's drama and film festival many of the school especially in primary and junior secondary ...

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The 64th Music and Drama Festival at Kagumo Teachers Training College in Nyeri is showcasing the significant integration of technology in school performances.

Schools are increasingly using modern instruments, digital staging, and contemporary costumes to enhance their presentations.
Kenya National Drama and Film Festivals Chairman Prof Christopher Joseph Odhiambo highlighted the theme "Bold Storytellers' Digital Stages" and the curriculum's inclusion of Competency Based Education (CBE) for theatre teaching.
The festival also aims to monetize student performances by connecting talented actors with the industry through organizations like the Actors Guild and Tunga Afrika.

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