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Drama festivals wrap up with powerful acts, social reflections

Eregi TTC perform a cultural dance titled Olufunguo during the Gala of the National Drama and Film festival at Melvin Jones Academy in Nakuru, on April 14, 2025. [Kipsang Joseph, Standard]

The 63rd edition of the Kenya National Drama and Film Festivals concluded in style with a vibrant two-day gala that commenced on Monday, featuring captivating performances from winning teams.

Participants took to the stage to showcase their exceptional talents through an array of dances, films, choral verses, and plays, with performances focusing on topical themes, such as youth desperation linked to gambling, the rising role of artificial intelligence in schools, and the urgent need to revive traditional music.

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