A Dover Bay Secondary School student will be showcasing her talents this weekend.
On Sunday (April 19) at St. Andrew’s United Church, Kate Krynowsky will be reading a monologue from The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds by Paul Zindel at the Upper Island Music Festival’s Honours Performance.
“I am super excited,” Krynowsky said. “I have gone to see it [Upper Island Music Festival’s Honours Performance] for the past couple of years now.”
Krynowsky is one of countless number of young performers at the festival, which features showcases by students, who are between the ages of 8 and 18, in a variety of fields such as piano, violin and theatre.
“It is a really great performance,” Krynowsky said. “It is all of the top performers as well as all of the representatives performing.”
Krynowsky has been involved a number of theatrical productions including the Nanaimo Theatre Group’s production of Pirates of the Panto as well as Dover Bay Secondary School’s recent production of 9 to 5.
Following the honours performance, Krynowsky, as well as many other performers in the festival, will head to Powell River to participate in the Provincial Performing Arts competition in May.
For information, please visit www.nanaimomusicfestival.com.
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