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“There’s one part of my piece where I throw myself on the ground. I catch myself with my arms, and I kind of slowly lower myself and lay down. Every time a judge sees it, they are kind of left in awe,” Kai McDonald said, smiling.
The Port Polson Players, in association with Mission Valley Friends of the Arts, begins their 49th season of live theatre with "Bus Stop" by William Inge. A cast of eight popular Mission Valley performers brings the classic comedy/drama to Polson's Theatre on the Lake for two weekends, Nov. 10-19.
Hopeless nerd Rick Steadman (Kai McDonald) takes a ride on the wild side as the Port Polson Players continue their 48th season with Larry Shue’s masterpiece, “The Nerd,” July 21-Aug. 6.
As Wica-ta-wi Hoksina Brown inhabits the poem that won him the state Poetry Out Loud championship, he does so carefully, his voice almost conversational at first, then growing in strength and passion.
A HIP-HOP dancer with “no fear” is one of our latest Times Talent contestants hoping to be in with a chance of winning £1000. Ten-year-old Kai McDonald from Clydebank is among the those vying to be crowned the winner of the contest, sponsored by food delivery company, Foodhub. He started dancing when he was five, after his mum Michelle noticed he had no fear after teaching himself how to do backflips. She was encouraged to enter him into our competition by family and friends. She said: “He’s really determined so I thought ‘I’m going to have to put him into something th...