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Category Archives: Dance Umbrella
Dance Umbella Rebellion and Johannesburg
The choice of an opening work for the Dance Umbrella contemporary dance festival must be a difficult one. This year, the 28th Dance Umbrella, festival doyenne Georgina Thomson selected a work by Jessica Nupen and Sunnyboy Motau based on the … Continue reading
Posted in Dance, Dance Umbrella, Festivals, Uncategorized
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On Fire … clever, but overly long and somewhat patronising
“Trite Law” is a principle of law so notorious and entrenched that it is commonly known and rarely disputed. On Fire deals with the theme that the traditions of black people have been disrupted by urbanisation and exposure to the … Continue reading
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Tagged Constanza Macras, Dance Factory, Dance Umbrella 2015, John Hogg
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The French Arts and Culture year in 2015
South African arts and culture lovers are incredibly grateful to the French Institute and the Alliance Francaise for the programmes they bring to South Africa each year. Recently the media were invited to an event outlining the 2015 happenings. The … Continue reading
Posted in Clasical Music, Dance, Dance Umbrella, Movies
Tagged Africa Day, Alliance Francaise, Fete de la Musique, French Institute
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Dance Umbrella 2015 opening is On Fire
The opening work for the 2015 Dance Umbrella is the international premiere of On Fire: The Invention of Tradition choreographed by Argentinian born Constanza Macras at the Dance Factory on Thursday 26 February and Friday 27 February, both at 19:00. The … Continue reading
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Tagged Constanza Macras, Dance Umbrella, Thulani Mgidi
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Cargo: Precious
I have written about Sara Baartman before (look out for the links below this article – they should turn up) and she fascinates me. This work is a fictional work by Sylvaine Strike (director), PJ Sabbagha (choreography) with music by … Continue reading