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Encouraging performing arts
‘Radiant Rhapsody 2017\', the first-ever Inter-School Performing Arts competition, conducted by Oakridge International School saw nerve-racking competitions among candidates in music, dance and theatre arts.
‘Radiant Rhapsody 2017', the first-ever Inter-School Performing Arts competition, conducted by Oakridge International School saw nerve-racking competitions among candidates in music, dance and theatre arts.
Over 400 kids from across the city put out their best performance in front of a judges panel that comprised Adina Kumar (a renowned musician, trained under the legendary AR Rahman’s KM Music Conservatory), Nagaraju (a professional classical dancer, choreographer, Bio-Statistician), and Pramod Kumar (an eminent theatre artist).
“Radiant Rhapsody is an excellent event. It was a pleasure to be here as part of this incredible inter-school talent hunt competition and watch the students put out such mesmerising performances,” said Kumar, one of the judges.
Hema Sanjay, Principal - Oakridge International School, Bachupally shared, “The objective of organising an event like Radiant Rhapsody is to encourage the innate talent and provide all students with a platform to showcase their creativity. The highlight of the event was that it was totally student led and driven.”
