Stonedwithcupid won a gold-medal for his masterful performance of Monsters Aren’t Real.
Barbados, November 18, 2024 – Poetree Barbados is delighted to announce the outstanding achievements of its talented artists at the National Independence Festival of Creative Arts (NIFCA) Theatre Arts Finals. Their remarkable performances earned them well-deserved recognition, highlighting the depth of Barbadian talent in the literary and performing arts.
- StonedwithCupid claimed a Gold Medal for their compelling poem Monsters Aren’t Real. This thought-provoking piece captivated both the judges and audience.
- Malachi Hope earned a Silver Medal for their emotionally resonant poem There Was a Boy, which showcased their storytelling prowess.
- Ashley Serieux was awarded a Bronze Medal for her powerful poem Villains.
- Negus Knots received a Bronze Medal for their vivid and impactful piece Cane Fields.
The celebrations continued as both StonedwithCupid and Malachi Hope performed at the prestigious NIFCA Gala on Sunday, November 17th. In front of a packed audience, they delivered electrifying performances that left a lasting impact and celebrated the richness of Barbados’ cultural heritage.
“These artists represent the very best of Barbadian creativity and dedication,” said La Shawna Griffith, Organizer of Poetree Barbados. “Their success is a testament to the power of words and the thriving artistic talent in our community. We are immensely proud of their achievements and look forward to their continued growth and inspiration to others.”
Poetree Barbados remains committed to nurturing and showcasing Barbadian talent in the arts, providing a platform for local voices to shine both at home and abroad.