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Children’s Mashramani Competition 2014

By Arian Browne

February 4, 2014

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Young Mariel Barrow performing her dramatic poem titled ‘Proud Guyana’ yesterday as part of the Children’s Mashramani Competition at the National Cultural Centre. (Photo by Arian Browne)

‘Ole Higue’ by Nyah Hoppie of J.E Burnham Primary during the dramatic poetry category of the Children’s Mashramani Competition at the National Cultural Centre. (Photo by Arian Browne)

In the dramatic poetry category, Keyola McQueen of West Ruimveldt Primary performing her piece titled ‘Who are you going to shoot soldier’ at the National Cultural Centre. (Photo by Arian Browne)

Young Mariel Barrow performing her dramatic poem titled ‘Proud Guyana’ yesterday as part of the Children’s Mashramani Competition at the National Cultural Centre. (Photo by Arian Browne)

‘Woman’ being performed by Green Acres Primary’s Genesia Samuels in the calypso category of the Children Mashramani Competition yesterday. (Photo by Arian Browne)

Latoya Cave of Stella Maris Primary performing her calypso ‘Folklore’ yesterday at the National Cultural Centre. (Photo by Arian Browne)

Winfer Gardens Primary’s Kezia Conway performing her piece ‘Teach the Children’ for the crowd during the Children’s Mashramani Competition Calypso segment yesterday at the National Cultural Centre. (Photo by Arian Browne)

Tranisha McPherson of Smith’s Memorial Primary performing her song titled ‘Wan Day Mash can’t wuk’ during the calypso competition yesterday at the National Cultural Centre. (Photo by Arian Browne)

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