Monday, 13 April 2015

CHIBUKU ROAD TO FAME

Performers

The review focuses on how performers impact the atmosphere of the Chibuku Road To Fame event held at the national stadium for talent search. According to Cambridge dictionaries online (2015) performer is any individual or group who has been given the power to keep the guest entertained through music in an event. The main tasks of event managers are to ensure that correct selection of performers looking at the target audiences is accounted for (Event management guide, n.d).

 Work by has recognised the importance of having confirmations of performers in writing during the planning process (preparing your event, n.d). This helped as the confirmed performers during the planning process turned up. At this event the performers were popular known artists like Slizer and Dj’s so that they can motivate the participants to become and have self-esteem to work hard. Pride, Hughes and Kapoor (2012) have described this level as esteem needs.  Bowdin et al (2012) acknowledges that performers need to be availed to rehearsal facilities, correct stage for their performance which the learner participated in. In all essence the artists were treated well and managed to keep the audience well entertained during the event.


In addition, Arina and Aundrei (2012) say that having an event the local community tend to enjoy form of entertainment and it helps the host city (Francistown) to build an image. 

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