This afternoon’s programme at Perform in Perth 2025 showcased an exciting array of talent, with competitions featuring both classical and contemporary vocal performances.

One of the key events of the day was the competition for the Christine Donaghy Cup, which saw participants perform Dalmatian Cradle Song, arranged by the esteemed Hugh Roberton. A significant figure in the festival’s history, Roberton served as an adjudicator in its early days, making this recital a fitting tribute to his legacy. Competitors delivered heartfelt and technically accomplished interpretations of this evocative lullaby, captivating the audience with their musical expression.

Adding to the afternoon’s excitement was the Musical Theatre Class, which attracted a strong competitive field. Performers showcased their versatility and dramatic flair, bringing to life a range of well-loved pieces from the stage. The class was adjudicated by Mr Graham Dickie MBE, whose expert critique and insightful commentary provided valuable feedback to all participants.

With such an impressive standard of performances, the spirit of Perform in Perth 2025 continues to shine, celebrating both tradition and emerging talent in the world of performing arts.