DFA Annual Report 2018-19

CAPE TOWN OUTREACH PROGRAMME & DFA CENTRE March brought Tetsuro Fukuhara from Japan to Cape Town as part of the Any Body Dance Lab project, which is a Goethe Institute funded project focusing on movement research and performance and hosting a workshop at DFA.

DFA entered 15 students in diﬀerent ballet sections for the Cape Town Ballet Eisteddfods with the following successful results: 6 years Set Dance: Siyasanga Ndindwa - Diploma 8 years Set Dance: Sibabalwe Gongota & Avethandwa Qwede - Diplomas &

won the section 11 years Boys Studio Dance choreographed by Nicolette Loxton: Lukhanyo Nongqongqo & Sango Nqadala - - Diplomas & won the section 12 years Set Dance: Faith Marman - Honours Grace McKirdy - Diploma 14 years group Dance choreographed by Nicolette Loxton: Won diploma and won the section

With the start of a new era DFA relaunched on 18th April 2018, introducing industry partners and colleagues to some of the way forward, updates on what we have been initiating, new partners on board, and also including the name change to Dance for All South Africa.

As part of the way forward DFA will be introducing our students to as many dance forms as possible, and so we were fortunate to start Irish dance classes with the year, taking oﬀ with a lovely workshop presented by the Cape Celtic Dance Academy with lots of enthusiasm for the students to learn, explore and grow in something new.

Africa Day was celebrated on 25th May in Paarl, hosted by DCAS (Department of Cultural Aﬀairs and Sports) at Klapmuts Primary which included performances from the students at Klapmuts & Simondium Primary.

As part of our celebrations of Mandela Day and in honouring the legacy of Tata Madiba, members of the public joined in dancing with our students for 67 minutes in the form of a ﬂash ANNUAL REPORT 2018/19 mob creating a fun and energetic vibe with and for the public, also adding an opportunity for

donations to DFA’s students and beneficiaries. Pieter-Dirk Uys and the residents of Darling and invaluable support from local businesses. The Hectic Nine 9 television programme invited a group of our students during their Theme What sets it apart is that audiences don't know exactly which shows they'll be seeing until they Adding to closing off the year on a high note, was the placement of two of our senior students, for the Week: Reliving Soweto 1976 and during the month of July celebrating the youth of are seated in the front rooms (voorkamers) of homes spread throughout the community. after many years at DFA, at Jazzart Dance Theatre as part of their three year training Mzansi known for the Soweto Uprising and a year known as the year the Youth stood up for There are seven colour-coded routes each with three shows presented in three houses. programme. their rights. Hectic 9 went back in time and relived Soweto through their own eyes. The Minibus taxis ferry patrons from Evita se Perron to venues that range from grand old Cape students were interviewed with one of the presenters and the dance-group performed. Dutch manors to RDP houses, where local hosts receive visitors with a warm Darling welcome. January 2019 started off on a busy note with the full time students participating for the first time in the annual Diaz Festival in Mosselbay from performing German dancers with As part of our guest teachers, Pam Vlach , from Tap Uganda joined DFA for a few days of The Heritage Month Dance Workshop took place from the 19-21September 2018 in Prince musical direction by well known Cape Town based German composer, arranger, and workshops, a great initiative which we hope our students will have the opportunity to be part Albert. In collaboration with DCAS the most enthusiastic children from the area were conductor, Adolf Thelen. of again . introduced to dance forms that included African, Contemporary & Hip Hop ATKV were also part of the proceedings and took care of the Riel Dance facilitation. RURAL OUTREACH PROGRAMMES During August DFA presented Concerto la Danza with a plot capturing the collaboration of DFA Paarl Rural Outreach Programme dance with live music, directed by Allison Hendricks and performed by some of Cape Town’s Our annual Stepping Out Workshop took place in October where students from our partner finest young musicians, from the Cape Music Institute (CMI) with musical direction by Camillo organisations and all our training programmes were invited to participate during a week of a The DCAS Dance Camp took place at Melkbos 23rd-25th March, with the students from Paarl Lombard. variety of dance forms taught participating in Hip Hop, Contemporary and African classes, something the students continue to look forward to every year The production displayed, how these two captivating art forms collaborated through bringing The annual Baxter Dance Festival also in October once again brought choreographers, together two institutions, both of whom the primary focus is on creating platforms and independent dance-makers, dance studios, schools, companies and groups , of which DFA was DFA Barrydale Rural Outreach Programme opportunities for youngsters, in a joint venture through a plot that tapping into the lives of part, together at the festival which has become known as the premier dance event of its kind DFA Workshops in Barrydale & Riversdale three characters, that which they hide behind, the masks which they show the world and a life in the Western Cape and a must-see platform for studios, companies, choreographers and A motivational and most inspiring workshop was presented in Barrydale & Riversdale by DFA’s which they once had, or long for. dance-enthusiasts. teachers as well as the full time Bridging programme students giving the current DFA students in Barrydale and the new students in Riversdale a fresh insight into other dance forms Concerto la Danza offered a wonderful evening celebrating the work of both DFA and the Cape Lansdowne Cares Community Project - DFA was invited to partner with the Lansdowne Hip-Hop, Kwaito and other dance genres. Music Institute with students ranging from 11 - 23 years. Cares project with the concept of the event being to host a month long CSI campaign with a theme to run for each weekend. The themes of the event includes: Education, Healthcare, DFA sadly had to bid farewell to our teacher, Pauline van Buitenen, who was diagnosed with a A guest performance by the Taare Indian Dance Company with choreography by company Going Green (With a focus on recycling & saving water), Youth & Community development terminal illness at the beginning of September. She taught with DFA for 15 years, of which 11 director Ahneesh Valodia & choreographer Maxwell Rani added some of the vibrance to the (Children’s rights, anti-drug & substance abuse education, leadership training). Each weekend years was spent in the rural area of Barrydale. This of course left us with no alternate choice production (Friday-Sunday) 3-4 organisations were invited to participate, either by offering their services but to place one of our trainee teachers in Barrydale to enable the student’s classes and or informing the public of how to get involved. training to continue. Fortunately the new teacher has been welcomed with open arms by both Dance for All in its 27th year was happy to join CMI, illustrating the ongoing growth and staff and students at the schools, and everyone pulling together as the community of development of these institutions. The 24th annual Cape Town International Kite Festival in support of Cape Mental Health Barrydale has become known for. since 1994, gave our students another opportunity to perform. Cape Mental Health, also one Taare Indian Dance Company also invited our students to be part of their production of DFA’s new partners, aims to improve social practices that affect the mental health of people, DFA Worcester Rural Outreach Programme “Cinderella” which took place at the Artscape Theatre Centre. which supports about 19 000 individuals annually. “Rise Up was our theme for 2018” The Music a’ la Carte production was taken to Worcester Secondary School, as part of a roadshow, with the intention for the production to be showcased to the different communities September brought us the 2018 Voorkamer Festival where our students performed as part A group of DFA's Bridging Programme students were once again part of the exciting Artscape and learners at local schools and also areas surrounding Cape Town. of a performance line-up for the theatrical showcase held in Darling in the West Coast. The Rural Outreach Programme, which took place this year during October at the Weston High performance line-up ranged from stand-up comedy and cabaret by the likes of Angel Campey, School in Vredenburg,during what was an absolutely phenomenal show, sharing the The students took part in performances at the 2018 annual Montagu Eisteddfod and will be Emile Minnie and Irit Noble, to poets and rappers such as Blaq Pearl, Lara Kirsten, and performing arts with the learners and community of Vredenburg. taking part on 1st September at the Annual Dance Showcase at Settlers High School. Jitsvinger, opera by Xolani Maarman, drama by Graham Weir, dance and physical theatre by Classes from the DFA Worcester programme continues to grow with committed and dedicated Jazzart, Dance for All. DFA’s annual Imibulelo was celebrated on 1st December, in conjunction with World Aids Day , dance students who, after their preparations for the practical dance end of year assessments with a production including performances from partner organisations and excerpts from our during October & November, achieved admirable results and also participated in DFA (SA) end The Voorkamerfest. was founded in 2004 by Inge Bos and Wim Visser with the help of annual Artscape production. of year production Imibulelo in December. CAPE TOWN OUTREACH PROGRAMME & DFA CENTRE March brought Tetsuro Fukuhara from Japan to Cape Town as part of the Any Body Dance Lab project, which is a Goethe Institute funded project focusing on movement research and performance and hosting a workshop at MISSION Our mission is to provide children in historically disadvantaged DFA. communities with the opportunity for enjoyment, empowerment and the promotion of self-esteem through the medium of dance, as well as training professional dancers and developing a unique, indigenous DFA entered 15 students in different ballet sections for the dance company. Cape Town Ballet Eisteddfods with the following successful VISION results: Opportunities created in the arts to as many children and youths from 6 years Set Dance: communities facing socio-economic challenges, who will be able to go Siyasanga Ndindwa - Diploma further to carve professional careers for themselves in South Africa and abroad through training of a globally recognised standard. 8 years Set Dance: Sibabalwe Gongota & Avethandwa Qwede - Diplomas & VALUES Integrity | Respect | Drive | Partnership won the section OBJECTIVES 11 years Boys Studio Dance choreographed by Nicolette Loxton: To provide a structured extra-mural activity in the form of dance Lukhanyo Nongqongqo & Sango Nqadala - - Diplomas & won the section classes for children and youth in the historically disadvantaged 12 years Set Dance: communities. Faith Marman - Honours To help each child develop by embracing the therapeutic benefits of Grace McKirdy - Diploma dance, building self-esteem, confidence, creativity and self-discipline. 14 years group Dance choreographed by Nicolette Loxton: To reveal, nurture and create opportunities for the wealth of talent and Won diploma and won the section ability that exists.

To create jobs and promote skills development. With the start of a new era DFA relaunched on 18th April 2018, introducing industry partners and colleagues to some of the way forward, updates on what we have been initiating, new To provide safe, contained and positive environment for the children. partners on board, and also including the name change to Dance for All South Africa. To grow audiences for dance in disadvantaged and rural communities. As part of the way forward DFA will be introducing our students to as many dance forms as To train students with talent to become professional South African dancers and choreographers. possible, and so we were fortunate to start Irish dance classes with the year, taking oﬀ with a lovely workshop presented by the Cape Celtic Dance Academy with lots of enthusiasm for the To develop Dance for All’s Youth Company as a unique, innovative and successful dance company. students to learn, explore and grow in something new.

As part of our celebrations of Mandela Day and in honouring the legacy of Tata Madiba, members of the public joined in dancing with our students for 67 minutes in the form of a ﬂash mob creating a fun and energetic vibe with and for the public, also adding an opportunity for © Oscar O'Ryan Photography

donations to DFA’s students and beneficiaries. Pieter-Dirk Uys and the residents of Darling and invaluable support from local businesses. The Hectic Nine 9 television programme invited a group of our students during their Theme What sets it apart is that audiences don't know exactly which shows they'll be seeing until they Adding to closing off the year on a high note, was the placement of two of our senior students, for the Week: Reliving Soweto 1976 and during the month of July celebrating the youth of are seated in the front rooms (voorkamers) of homes spread throughout the community. after many years at DFA, at Jazzart Dance Theatre as part of their three year training Mzansi known for the Soweto Uprising and a year known as the year the Youth stood up for There are seven colour-coded routes each with three shows presented in three houses. programme. their rights. Hectic 9 went back in time and relived Soweto through their own eyes. The Minibus taxis ferry patrons from Evita se Perron to venues that range from grand old Cape students were interviewed with one of the presenters and the dance-group performed. Dutch manors to RDP houses, where local hosts receive visitors with a warm Darling welcome. January 2019 started off on a busy note with the full time students participating for the first time in the annual Diaz Festival in Mosselbay from performing German dancers with As part of our guest teachers, Pam Vlach , from Tap Uganda joined DFA for a few days of The Heritage Month Dance Workshop took place from the 19-21September 2018 in Prince musical direction by well known Cape Town based German composer, arranger, and workshops, a great initiative which we hope our students will have the opportunity to be part Albert. In collaboration with DCAS the most enthusiastic children from the area were conductor, Adolf Thelen. of again . introduced to dance forms that included African, Contemporary & Hip Hop ATKV were also part of the proceedings and took care of the Riel Dance facilitation. RURAL OUTREACH PROGRAMMES During August DFA presented Concerto la Danza with a plot capturing the collaboration of DFA Paarl Rural Outreach Programme dance with live music, directed by Allison Hendricks and performed by some of Cape Town’s Our annual Stepping Out Workshop took place in October where students from our partner finest young musicians, from the Cape Music Institute (CMI) with musical direction by Camillo organisations and all our training programmes were invited to participate during a week of a The DCAS Dance Camp took place at Melkbos 23rd-25th March, with the students from Paarl Lombard. variety of dance forms taught participating in Hip Hop, Contemporary and African classes, something the students continue to look forward to every year The production displayed, how these two captivating art forms collaborated through bringing The annual Baxter Dance Festival also in October once again brought choreographers, together two institutions, both of whom the primary focus is on creating platforms and independent dance-makers, dance studios, schools, companies and groups , of which DFA was DFA Barrydale Rural Outreach Programme opportunities for youngsters, in a joint venture through a plot that tapping into the lives of part, together at the festival which has become known as the premier dance event of its kind DFA Workshops in Barrydale & Riversdale three characters, that which they hide behind, the masks which they show the world and a life in the Western Cape and a must-see platform for studios, companies, choreographers and A motivational and most inspiring workshop was presented in Barrydale & Riversdale by DFA’s which they once had, or long for. dance-enthusiasts. teachers as well as the full time Bridging programme students giving the current DFA students in Barrydale and the new students in Riversdale a fresh insight into other dance forms Concerto la Danza offered a wonderful evening celebrating the work of both DFA and the Cape Lansdowne Cares Community Project - DFA was invited to partner with the Lansdowne Hip-Hop, Kwaito and other dance genres. Music Institute with students ranging from 11 - 23 years. Cares project with the concept of the event being to host a month long CSI campaign with a theme to run for each weekend. The themes of the event includes: Education, Healthcare, DFA sadly had to bid farewell to our teacher, Pauline van Buitenen, who was diagnosed with a A guest performance by the Taare Indian Dance Company with choreography by company Going Green (With a focus on recycling & saving water), Youth & Community development terminal illness at the beginning of September. She taught with DFA for 15 years, of which 11 director Ahneesh Valodia & choreographer Maxwell Rani added some of the vibrance to the (Children’s rights, anti-drug & substance abuse education, leadership training). Each weekend years was spent in the rural area of Barrydale. This of course left us with no alternate choice production (Friday-Sunday) 3-4 organisations were invited to participate, either by offering their services but to place one of our trainee teachers in Barrydale to enable the student’s classes and or informing the public of how to get involved. training to continue. Fortunately the new teacher has been welcomed with open arms by both Dance for All in its 27th year was happy to join CMI, illustrating the ongoing growth and staff and students at the schools, and everyone pulling together as the community of development of these institutions. The 24th annual Cape Town International Kite Festival in support of Cape Mental Health Barrydale has become known for. since 1994, gave our students another opportunity to perform. Cape Mental Health, also one Taare Indian Dance Company also invited our students to be part of their production of DFA’s new partners, aims to improve social practices that affect the mental health of people, DFA Worcester Rural Outreach Programme “Cinderella” which took place at the Artscape Theatre Centre. which supports about 19 000 individuals annually. “Rise Up was our theme for 2018” The Music a’ la Carte production was taken to Worcester Secondary School, as part of a roadshow, with the intention for the production to be showcased to the different communities September brought us the 2018 Voorkamer Festival where our students performed as part A group of DFA's Bridging Programme students were once again part of the exciting Artscape and learners at local schools and also areas surrounding Cape Town. of a performance line-up for the theatrical showcase held in Darling in the West Coast. The Rural Outreach Programme, which took place this year during October at the Weston High performance line-up ranged from stand-up comedy and cabaret by the likes of Angel Campey, School in Vredenburg,during what was an absolutely phenomenal show, sharing the The students took part in performances at the 2018 annual Montagu Eisteddfod and will be Emile Minnie and Irit Noble, to poets and rappers such as Blaq Pearl, Lara Kirsten, and performing arts with the learners and community of Vredenburg. taking part on 1st September at the Annual Dance Showcase at Settlers High School. Jitsvinger, opera by Xolani Maarman, drama by Graham Weir, dance and physical theatre by Classes from the DFA Worcester programme continues to grow with committed and dedicated Jazzart, Dance for All. DFA’s annual Imibulelo was celebrated on 1st December, in conjunction with World Aids Day , dance students who, after their preparations for the practical dance end of year assessments with a production including performances from partner organisations and excerpts from our during October & November, achieved admirable results and also participated in DFA (SA) end The Voorkamerfest. was founded in 2004 by Inge Bos and Wim Visser with the help of annual Artscape production. of year production Imibulelo in December. Riversdale - The DFA Riversdale programme commenced at the start of 2019 with a great number of very enthusiastic learners at three respective primary schools. These schools DANCE FOR ALL TODAY connects closely to that of Barrydale and will be part of future projects with the two regions combined CAPE TOWN OUTREACH PROGRAMME & DFA CENTRE PROGRAMMES Prince Albert - DFA (SA) participated in hosting workshops funded by DCAS (Department of March brought Tetsuro Fukuhara from Japan to Cape Town OUTREACH PROGRAMMES Cultural Affairs & Sports) in 2018, and with recognizing a great need for activities for the kids from the rural community and farm schools, started dance classes in partnership with PACT as part of the Any Body Dance Lab project, which is a CAPE TOWN RURAL (Prince Albert Community Trust) . Goethe Institute funded project focusing on movement Delft Barrydale research and performance and hosting a workshop at Nyanga Riversdale The Dance for All (DFA) Centre DFA. Khayelitsha Worcester As its home base in Athlone on the Cape Flats, the DFA Centre has studios where classes are Kenilworth Paarl Lansdowne Prince Albert offered for children who are talented in dance and are committed to the demands of this art Philippi form. Students who are auditioned to join the academy, come from surrounding areas and DFA entered 15 students in different ballet sections for the from DFA’s Cape Town and Rural Outreach Programmes. They are integrated at appropriate DFA CENTRE Cape Town Ballet Eisteddfods with the following successful Ballet levels - beginner, elementary, intermediate and advanced. Students frequently have the Contemporary Dance results: African Contemporary chance to work with a variety of experienced guest teachers and choreographers who are 6 years Set Dance: delighted to share their skills with the young dance stars of tomorrow. BRIDGING PROGRAMME Siyasanga Ndindwa - Diploma 8 years Set Dance: InSPIRAtions YOUTH COMPANY Sibabalwe Gongota & Avethandwa Qwede - Diplomas &

Cape Town Outreach Programme won the section The Outreach Programme welcomes children and youth of all ages and levels of ability. The 11 years Boys Studio Dance choreographed by Nicolette Loxton: aim is to offer an enjoyable activity that introduces them to various styles of dance, and to its Lukhanyo Nongqongqo & Sango Nqadala - - Diplomas & won the section many benefits. Among these are increased confidence, self-discipline and respect, physical development, an appreciation for healthy living and, of course, fun. Classes in classical Ballet, 12 years Set Dance: African dance and Contemporary Dance are offered daily and takes place in school Faith Marman - Honours classrooms an community halls in the township areas of Delft, Nyanga, Khayelitsha, Grace McKirdy - Diploma Kenilworth, Lansdowne & Philippi. These are some of the Cape’s poorest, most crime-affected 14 years group Dance choreographed by Nicolette Loxton: communities and areas that typically have limited extramural activities on offer. During school Won diploma and won the section holidays, programmes and workshops are run at DFA (SA)’s premises in Athlone, and transport is provided. In addition to attending regular classes, DFA (SA) students enjoy a variety of performance opportunities. With the start of a new era DFA relaunched on 18th April 2018, introducing industry partners and colleagues to some of the way forward, updates on what we have been initiating, new Rural Outreach Programme partners on board, and also including the name change to Dance for All South Africa. There are five Rural Outreach Programmes, which together reach more than 800 children.

DFA Barrydale - Dance training is given to children at four farm schools in the Tradouw Valley As part of the way forward DFA will be introducing our students to as many dance forms as during school hours as part of the Arts and Culture curriculum. As well as classes for the possible, and so we were fortunate to start Irish dance classes with the year, taking oﬀ with a village children. Transport is provided for the students participating in the senior classes, lovely workshop presented by the Cape Celtic Dance Academy with lots of enthusiasm for the workshops and performances. students to learn, explore and grow in something new.

DFA Paarl - With minimal afternoon activities for youngsters in some of the impoverished rural areas of Paarl, DFA (SA) teaches dance classes at two primary schools, Klapmuts Primêr & Africa Day was celebrated on 25th May in Paarl, hosted by DCAS (Department of Cultural Simondium Primêr through the Groot Drakenstein project in partnership with the Western Aﬀairs and Sports) at Klapmuts Primary which included performances from the students at Cape Department of Cultural Affairs & Sports. Klapmuts & Simondium Primary.

DFA Worcester - Established in 2017 as another of DFA (SA)’s Rural Outreach Programmes, As part of our celebrations of Mandela Day and in honouring the legacy of Tata Madiba, weekly dance classes are held at Worcester Gymnasium High School, with the possibility of extending the classes to primary schools in the area, in partnership with the Western Cape members of the public joined in dancing with our students for 67 minutes in the form of a ﬂash Education Department (WCED.) mob creating a fun and energetic vibe with and for the public, also adding an opportunity for

donations to DFA’s students and beneficiaries. Pieter-Dirk Uys and the residents of Darling and invaluable support from local businesses. The Hectic Nine 9 television programme invited a group of our students during their Theme What sets it apart is that audiences don't know exactly which shows they'll be seeing until they Adding to closing off the year on a high note, was the placement of two of our senior students, for the Week: Reliving Soweto 1976 and during the month of July celebrating the youth of are seated in the front rooms (voorkamers) of homes spread throughout the community. after many years at DFA, at Jazzart Dance Theatre as part of their three year training Mzansi known for the Soweto Uprising and a year known as the year the Youth stood up for There are seven colour-coded routes each with three shows presented in three houses. programme. their rights. Hectic 9 went back in time and relived Soweto through their own eyes. The Minibus taxis ferry patrons from Evita se Perron to venues that range from grand old Cape students were interviewed with one of the presenters and the dance-group performed. Dutch manors to RDP houses, where local hosts receive visitors with a warm Darling welcome. January 2019 started off on a busy note with the full time students participating for the first time in the annual Diaz Festival in Mosselbay from performing German dancers with As part of our guest teachers, Pam Vlach , from Tap Uganda joined DFA for a few days of The Heritage Month Dance Workshop took place from the 19-21September 2018 in Prince musical direction by well known Cape Town based German composer, arranger, and workshops, a great initiative which we hope our students will have the opportunity to be part Albert. In collaboration with DCAS the most enthusiastic children from the area were conductor, Adolf Thelen. of again . introduced to dance forms that included African, Contemporary & Hip Hop ATKV were also part of the proceedings and took care of the Riel Dance facilitation. RURAL OUTREACH PROGRAMMES During August DFA presented Concerto la Danza with a plot capturing the collaboration of DFA Paarl Rural Outreach Programme dance with live music, directed by Allison Hendricks and performed by some of Cape Town’s Our annual Stepping Out Workshop took place in October where students from our partner finest young musicians, from the Cape Music Institute (CMI) with musical direction by Camillo organisations and all our training programmes were invited to participate during a week of a The DCAS Dance Camp took place at Melkbos 23rd-25th March, with the students from Paarl Lombard. variety of dance forms taught participating in Hip Hop, Contemporary and African classes, something the students continue to look forward to every year The production displayed, how these two captivating art forms collaborated through bringing The annual Baxter Dance Festival also in October once again brought choreographers, together two institutions, both of whom the primary focus is on creating platforms and independent dance-makers, dance studios, schools, companies and groups , of which DFA was DFA Barrydale Rural Outreach Programme opportunities for youngsters, in a joint venture through a plot that tapping into the lives of part, together at the festival which has become known as the premier dance event of its kind DFA Workshops in Barrydale & Riversdale three characters, that which they hide behind, the masks which they show the world and a life in the Western Cape and a must-see platform for studios, companies, choreographers and A motivational and most inspiring workshop was presented in Barrydale & Riversdale by DFA’s which they once had, or long for. dance-enthusiasts. teachers as well as the full time Bridging programme students giving the current DFA students in Barrydale and the new students in Riversdale a fresh insight into other dance forms Concerto la Danza offered a wonderful evening celebrating the work of both DFA and the Cape Lansdowne Cares Community Project - DFA was invited to partner with the Lansdowne Hip-Hop, Kwaito and other dance genres. Music Institute with students ranging from 11 - 23 years. Cares project with the concept of the event being to host a month long CSI campaign with a theme to run for each weekend. The themes of the event includes: Education, Healthcare, DFA sadly had to bid farewell to our teacher, Pauline van Buitenen, who was diagnosed with a A guest performance by the Taare Indian Dance Company with choreography by company Going Green (With a focus on recycling & saving water), Youth & Community development terminal illness at the beginning of September. She taught with DFA for 15 years, of which 11 director Ahneesh Valodia & choreographer Maxwell Rani added some of the vibrance to the (Children’s rights, anti-drug & substance abuse education, leadership training). Each weekend years was spent in the rural area of Barrydale. This of course left us with no alternate choice production (Friday-Sunday) 3-4 organisations were invited to participate, either by offering their services but to place one of our trainee teachers in Barrydale to enable the student’s classes and or informing the public of how to get involved. training to continue. Fortunately the new teacher has been welcomed with open arms by both Dance for All in its 27th year was happy to join CMI, illustrating the ongoing growth and staff and students at the schools, and everyone pulling together as the community of development of these institutions. The 24th annual Cape Town International Kite Festival in support of Cape Mental Health Barrydale has become known for. since 1994, gave our students another opportunity to perform. Cape Mental Health, also one Taare Indian Dance Company also invited our students to be part of their production of DFA’s new partners, aims to improve social practices that affect the mental health of people, DFA Worcester Rural Outreach Programme “Cinderella” which took place at the Artscape Theatre Centre. which supports about 19 000 individuals annually. “Rise Up was our theme for 2018” The Music a’ la Carte production was taken to Worcester Secondary School, as part of a roadshow, with the intention for the production to be showcased to the different communities September brought us the 2018 Voorkamer Festival where our students performed as part A group of DFA's Bridging Programme students were once again part of the exciting Artscape and learners at local schools and also areas surrounding Cape Town. of a performance line-up for the theatrical showcase held in Darling in the West Coast. The Rural Outreach Programme, which took place this year during October at the Weston High performance line-up ranged from stand-up comedy and cabaret by the likes of Angel Campey, School in Vredenburg,during what was an absolutely phenomenal show, sharing the The students took part in performances at the 2018 annual Montagu Eisteddfod and will be Emile Minnie and Irit Noble, to poets and rappers such as Blaq Pearl, Lara Kirsten, and performing arts with the learners and community of Vredenburg. taking part on 1st September at the Annual Dance Showcase at Settlers High School. Jitsvinger, opera by Xolani Maarman, drama by Graham Weir, dance and physical theatre by Classes from the DFA Worcester programme continues to grow with committed and dedicated Jazzart, Dance for All. DFA’s annual Imibulelo was celebrated on 1st December, in conjunction with World Aids Day , dance students who, after their preparations for the practical dance end of year assessments with a production including performances from partner organisations and excerpts from our during October & November, achieved admirable results and also participated in DFA (SA) end The Voorkamerfest. was founded in 2004 by Inge Bos and Wim Visser with the help of annual Artscape production. of year production Imibulelo in December. Riversdale - The DFA Riversdale programme commenced at the start of 2019 with a great number of very enthusiastic learners at three respective primary schools. These schools connects closely to that of Barrydale and will be part of future projects with the two regions combined CAPE TOWN OUTREACH PROGRAMME & DFA CENTRE Prince Albert - DFA (SA) participated in hosting workshops funded by DCAS (Department of Cultural Affairs & Sports) in 2018, and with recognizing a great need for activities for the kids March brought Tetsuro Fukuhara from Japan to Cape Town from the rural community and farm schools, started dance classes in partnership with PACT as part of the Any Body Dance Lab project, which is a (Prince Albert Community Trust) . Goethe Institute funded project focusing on movement research and performance and hosting a workshop at The Dance for All (DFA) Centre DFA. As its home base in Athlone on the Cape Flats, the DFA Centre has studios where classes are offered for children who are talented in dance and are committed to the demands of this art form. Students who are auditioned to join the academy, come from surrounding areas and DFA entered 15 students in different ballet sections for the from DFA’s Cape Town and Rural Outreach Programmes. They are integrated at appropriate Cape Town Ballet Eisteddfods with the following successful levels - beginner, elementary, intermediate and advanced. Students frequently have the results: chance to work with a variety of experienced guest teachers and choreographers who are 6 years Set Dance: delighted to share their skills with the young dance stars of tomorrow. Siyasanga Ndindwa - Diploma 8 years Set Dance: Sibabalwe Gongota & Avethandwa Qwede - Diplomas &

DANCE FOR ALL

STATEMENT OF FINANCIAL POSITION

At 28 February 2019

Note 2019 2018 R R ASSETS

NON-CURRENT ASSETS 709,769 802,259

Fixed Assets 2 709,769 802,259

CURRENT ASSETS 335,525 741,354

Cash Resources and Investments 335,525 740,357 NLDTF Bank Account - 997

TOTAL ASSETS 1,045,294 1,543,613

EQUITY AND LIABILITIES

CAPITAL AND RESERVES 782,419 1,257,708

Non-Distributable Reserves 3 782,419 1,257,708

CURRENT LIABILITIES 262,875 285,905

Phyllis Spira Foundation 262,875 285,905

TOTAL EQUITY AND LIABILITIES 1,045,294 1,543,613

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STATEMENT OF COMPREHENSIVE INCOME

For the year ended 28 February 2019

Note 2019 2018 R R

INCOME 3,675,340 3,119,203

City of Cape Town 70,000 - Department of Cultural Affairs and Sport - EPWP 182,362 190,644 Department of Cultural Affairs and Sport - Annual 1,000,000 1,000,000 Department of Cultural Affairs and Sport - Other 227,825 - Department of Cultural Affairs and Sport - Other 430,815 - DFA German Foundation - 300,000 Donations, Performance Income and Sundry 1,740,354 1,127,925 Interest Received 23,984 53,821 Foundation Alta Mane - 70,983 National Lotteries Distribution Trust Fund - 375,830

EXPENDITURE 4,150,629 4,635,654

Accounting, Payroll and Audit Fees 28,165 26,727 Advertising and Promotions 43,462 217,106 Bank Charges 27,413 28,520 Computer Expenses 1,747 84,367 Depreciation 92,490 157,064 Insurance 38,137 35,597 Motor Vehicle Expenses 220,510 189,786 Property and General Expenses 588,132 733,792 Refreshments 20,269 25,445 Salaries, Wages and Related Costs 2,216,965 2,631,236 Stationery, Postage, Printing and Photographic 2,161 10,890 Telephone 75,261 61,257 Training, Outreach and Performances 795,917 433,867

NET FUNDS GENERATED (475,289) (1,516,451) TRANSFERRED - NON-DISTRIBUTABLE RESERVE 475,289 1,516,451

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HONORARY LIFE PATRON PATRONS BOARD Archbishop Philip Boyd Ulli Bosch Emeritus Desmond Tutu Marlene le Roux Allison Hendricks Mpho Tutu Themba Ngada Johann van der Merve Julian van der Westhuizen

ARTISTIC DIRECTOR Allison Hendricks

OPERATIONS DIRECTOR Marlene Carstens

OUTREACH MANAGER FUNDING Hope Nongqongqo Wilma De Sousa

CAPE TOWN/RURAL TEACHERS MARKETING Che Adams Michelle Emerton Rae Classen Andisiwe Dyantyi OFFICE CO-ORDINATOR/FUNDING Allison Hendricks Simone Williams Nicolette Loxton PA TO ARTISTIC DIRECTOR Yaseen Manuel RECEPTION Michelle Emerton Gillian McKirdy Kirsty Ann Aploon Luyanda Mdingi Lorraine Ndindwa DRIVERS Hope Nongqongqo VOLUNTEERS Alphonso van der Merve Nobuntu Nqolase SAGEnet Moeneeb Meyer Corbin Pienaar Caroline Seifert (2019) Leroy Samuels HOUSEKEEPING Neakay Seconds - Trainee Cynthia Ndindwa Janine Stals Warren Smith WARDROBE Elizabeth van Rensburg Outsourced Bruno Wani Lesleigh-Ann Weber - Trainee SECURITY & CANTEEN Outsourced

STRATEGIC PARTNERSHIP CORPORATE & SCHOOLS Allison Hendricks Marlene Carstens & Michelle Emerton Cape Mental Health | WCED | Jazzart Corporates (Events & Performances) Darkroom Contemporary |PACT |SAGEnet Schools (Performances & Extra Murals)

VIDEOGRAPHER - Dex Goodman PHOTOGRAPHER - Oscar O’Ryan HOW YOU CAN SUPPORT DFA

BANKING DETAILS Account Name: Dance for All Bank: Nedbank Account no: 104 805 5205 Branch Code: 104 809 Swift Code: NEDSZAJJ Iban: ZA10 For reference: Purpose of donation and surname. Please email proof of payment to [email protected] WISHLIST You can contribute towards our wishlist items:

- Dancewear and shoes for our students - Food and beverage vouchers for our students - Performance costumes - Sponsorship of DFA students Christmas party - Stationary - Cleaning products CORPORATE WISHLIST - Professional stage lights - Laminator, Binder & Guillotine - Retractable seating for Wings 1 - Two Quantum buses to transport students - Air Con for studios and oﬃces - Sound prooﬁng 3 studios - Maintenance services FUNDERS

PHILIP SCHOCK FOUNDATION SPONSORS

Dance for All e.V.

PARTNERS 10 Aden Avenue, Athlone, 7764 PO Box 385, Newlands 7725

Telephone: +27 (0) 21 697 5509 Fax: +27 86 566 3459 [email protected] www.danceforall.co.za

Dance for All is registered as a section 21 Company: 2002/016119/08 and Nonproﬁt Organisation: 036-431-NPO with tax Exemption PBO No: 930010087