The Deputy Minister, who also launched the National Drama Festival for second cycle schools, said with the influx of foreign culture, it was important to imbue into young people the values of their cultural heritage and the true essence of those values.
“Drama embodies the aspirations of people and involves the interaction between traditional values and the demands of modern life. Drama gives us an insight into our history, philosophy, religion, creativity and experiences,” she said.
She noted that the National Drama Festival would give the Regional Drama Festival a new dimension as winners from the 10 regions would have the chance to interact with colleagues from other regions.
She said the dissemination of positive values was very important, and “for this reason, it would be desirable for the plays to reflect themes on nationalism, tolerance, good governance, productivity, cultural renaissance, among others.”
The Drama Festival for Senior High Schools would open at the National Theatre on September 25-28.
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