Beverley Schools show how to rock

Beverley High School and Beverley Grammar School Rock Challenge 2013 (PICTURE SUBMITTED)

Published on 24/02/2013 11:55

THREE Beverley Schools have wowed judges in this years Humberside Police Rock Challenge senior event.

Longcroft School and Performing Arts College took second place with their piece ‘Tears of a Geisha’ which was introduced to audiences by student representative Emily Cox who said: “Delve into Eastern civilisation where the village celebrates the beauty of the Geisha. Embark upon a journey where Warrior and Geisha meet and are entwined by love. One Princess breaks this, throwing the village into disarray as her husband to be is not her true love. Though this she falls in love with a boy igniting chaos across the village.”

Longcroft also won numerous awards including; the Arco Award for Performance Skill,Joseph & Annie Cattle Trust Award for Soundtrac, Vivergo Fuels Award for Stage Crew

and the Tega Award for Lighting Design.

Beverley High School for girls and Beverley Grammar School for boys made their Rock Challenge debut with a combined performance of their piece ‘The Ghost of Marie Celeste’.

Judge Karen Hylton said about the performance: “A stunning piece with magnificent set and costume design. Your soundtrack used created a great ambiance and the lighting gave dramatic changes of mood. Well done.”

‘The Ghost of The Marie Celeste’ scooped a number of awards including; LLoyds TSB Community Fund Award for Staging, Humberside Police Youth Engagement Team Award for Spirit of Rock Challenge, Humberside Police Award for Achievement in Drug Awareness and the Award for Community Support.

Headlands School in Bridlington were crowned champions of the event which took place at Bridlington Spa.

Howden School and Technology College were awarded third place.

All pictures submitted.

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