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Messages Management Contact Programmes & 4 Details 7 Co-Productions 9

Programmes: Youth Programmes: Lunch Hour Month Celebrations 22 Heritage Festival 33 Concerts 39

Special Projects Schools Arts High School Drama 41 Festival 42 Festival 46

Resource Centre Entry Forms Collaborative 51 57 Institutions 69

Cape Cultural WCED Commission Code of Conduct Contact Details 92 Contact Details 93 94

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On behalf of Artscape, it is my honour and privilege to present the Artscape Education and Training Programme Diary 2018. e annual diary highlights the education, training and audience development programmes and co-productions which will take place at Artscape during 2018 demonstrating our dedication towards investment in the future of the Arts in South Africa. Artscape executes its mandate according to the following values 1. Inclusivity Inclusivity plays an important role in uniting a nation. At Artscape, we use the performing arts as the vehicle. e diversity of programmes and co-productions staged in conjunction with our collaborative institutions and partners locally, regionally and internationally provides clear evidence of our commitment to cultivating a diverse and inclusive arts environment for the community that we serve. 2. People Centred A performing arts centre cannot exist without the existence of its stakeholders, both internal and external. At Artscape we acknowledge and appreciate the support we receive from our Audiences, Funding Partners and all other Stakeholders whom have journeyed with us since Artscape’s existence, and no part of what we are mandated to deliver on would be possible without our valued and dedicated staff who create the magic behind the scenes. 3. Excellence Creating a culture of excellence is critical to the growth and sustainability of our organisation. To achieve this excellence, Artscape continuously monitors the quality of the productions that grace our stages, thereby creating a culture that ensures our development and educational programmes are masterpieces that will leave our audiences mesmerized in all genres of the performing arts. 4. Innovation At Artscape, we are constantly striving to be the leading innovative performing arts theatre globally. Which is why we invest in partnerships locally, regionally and abroad, focusing in all art forms. is is to adopt world class benchmarking standards that can be innovatively adopted using our African themes. Our education, development and mentoring programmes are geared towards equipping all who benefi t from them with cutting edge skills required to deliver exceptional performances.

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Lastly, Artscape’s exemplary mission to promote social cohesion, contribute to nation-building and global solidarity through the pursuit of excellence in the performing arts will continue during the year 2018 through the programmes and productions presented in this diary. On behalf of my fellow esteemed Council Members, we sincerely thank you for joining us this year as we continue striving to achieving our vision and mission to be one of the world’s leading centres for performing arts and creative excellence. I look forward to collaborating with all our stakeholders in 2018 in creating magical experiences for your enjoyment and education! Sincerely HRH Princess Celenhle Dlamini Chairperson: Artscape Council

Artscape eatre Centre continues to deliver on our mandate by presenting quality education and outreach programmes with the youth as our target market. is lays fundamental stepping-stones for our people and brings us closer to the ideals of being a socially cohesive nation. On a local government level we have a proud 12-year partnership with municipalities across the province. Each year we reach more than 3500 learners through our annual rural outreach programme. Artscape is in partnership with e City of Cape Town and Provincial Government of the Western Cape in all spheres. We are governed by the National Department of Arts and Culture and our building is owned and maintained by the Province. ese partnerships enhance our mandate and we synergise for collective good. In 2018 Artscape looks forward to creating shared and safe spaces with all our partners at Artscape and together we can celebrate our Creative and Cultural Centre! Yours in the arts! Marlene Le Roux CEO: Artscape eatre Centre

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rough theatre and visual art, Artscape eatre Centre in the past years has mastered the art of bringing together all the people of South Africa, with particular development of those rooted in the Western Cape. eatre manages to shift mind-sets, build confi dence and bring forth a sense of inclusiveness as a result of its interactive nature. We know it is part of human nature to feel the need to examine who we are in relation to where we are, consequently, basic elements of theatre and drama exist in every society and what better tool than to communicate through dramatic arts. e Centre strongly believes in Youth development, Education and Development in general and as a result the programmes stretch out as far as the rural communities bringing enjoyment to those who would not otherwise experience theatre. We have the opportunity to bring life to community theatre dreams, to give youth a chance to perform on a professional stage and to educate hundreds of learners through Set Work productions. We open our doors to all members of the public to provide a world-class experience in our building while watching a professional theatre production. We are confi dent that 2018 will be a productive year! Thoko Ntshinga Director: IAU

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Contact Details

SEDRICO HUSSELMAN SIMONE HERADIEN Manager: Offi ce of the CEO Senior Manager: Marketing and Communications Tel: +27 (0)21 410 9927 Tel: +27 (0)21 410 9812 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

MAMMIE QWAZI PHODISO MATLOGA Manager: Schools Liaison Unit Manager: Resource Centre Tel: +27 (0)21 410 9959 Tel: +27 (0)21 410 9202 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

DEBBIE DAMONS TANIA WILLIAMS-KAPONDA Senior Project Manager: Inclusive Arts Unit Special Events Co-ordinator Tel: +27 (0)21 410 9915 Tel: +27 (0)21 410 9210 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]

PORTIA VALENTINE GUY BURBIDGE Box Offi ce Manager Planning Manager Tel: +27 (0)21 410 9887 Tel: +27 (0)21 410 9946 Email: boxoffi [email protected] Email: [email protected]

HADLEY TITUSS eatre Manager Tel: +27 (0)21 410 9851 Email: [email protected]

SWITCHBOARD BOX OFFICE ARTSCAPE DIAL-A-SEAT Tel: +27 (0)21 410 9800 Tel: +27 (0)21 421 7839 Tel: +27 (0)21 421 7695

Artscape Council Members HRH Princess Calenhle Dlamini (Chairperson) | Dr Marian Jacobs | Mr Mjikisile Vulindlu Ms Xoliswa Ndudeni-Ngema | Dr Ayanda Menzi Vilakazi | Adv Penny Magona Dr Tebogo Ngoma | Dr Niel le Roux | Mr Rajesh Jock

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THEATRE 25 FEBRUARY The Cape Philharmonic Orchestra Debut Gala – Cape Town A variety of young emerging stars from different communities make their debut with the Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra (CPO). A celebration of song and dance with local stars including Paxton Fellies, Craig Lucas, Kyle Shepherd, Heavenly Quartez, and David Kramer. From symphonic pop, jazz, and rock to light classics, the CPO under the baton of Brandon Phillips, will take you on a musical journey, showcasing the best talent in town.

Contact Luvuyo Kakaza Tel +27 (0)21 410 9809 Cell +27 (0)60 960 8935 Fax +27 (0)21 425 1009 Email [email protected]

THEATRE 26 FEBRUARY4 MARCH SA International Ballet Competition e preliminary rounds showcase talented dancers, from around the world and South Africa ranging in age from 12 to 28, in classical and contemporary solos and will compete for medals and monetary prizes.

Tuesday 27/02/18 18h00 Scholars – Contemporary Juniors – Classical I Seniors – Classical I Wednesday 28/02/18 18h00 Scholars – Classical I Juniors - Contemporary Seniors – Classical II ursday 01/03/18 18h00 Scholars – Classical II Juniors – Classical II Seniors – Contemporary Contact Dirk Badenhorst Tel +27 (0)11 482 1337 Cell 083 324 0949 Fax 086 557 9218 Email [email protected]

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FOYERS, THEATRE & ARENA 7-8 MARCH Western Cape Schools Festival is annual festival exposes young learners to professioinal theatre and hands-on workshop. ey also engage with creative intellectuals in lectures and demonstrations. e programme is presented by the Grahamstown Foundation and is by invitation only. Call 046 603 1122/07 or visit http://schoolsfestival.wordpress.com for booking information.

Contact Louisa Clayton Tel +27 (0)46 603 1107 / 12 Fax +27 (0)46 622 7462 Email [email protected] or [email protected]

ARENA 12-16 MARCH Teach One Teach All Teach One Teach All is a 1½-hour theatre production comprising of three individual performances of 20 minutes each. Each of the 20-minute performances deals with specific topics and themes that are relevant to the youth and adults. It is told in contemporary idiom that they can identify with viz.: High on Life – a musical dance drama which deals with youth at risk through gangsterism and drugs, using the current spoken word-trends interwoven with high concept dancing and acting. A mother’s love – a drama that deals with sexual abuse, suicide, racial and religious tolerance at school using modern technology such as cell phones, iPods, etc. U bully – a physical theatre drama dealing with bullying at schools using current songs and clothing.

Contact Theo E.Davids Tel +27 (0)21 9288496 Cell +27 (0)82 5363651 Email [email protected]

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THEATRE 12-17 MARCH Legends presented by Kit Davies School of Ballet Get ready for a sensational lesson in spellbinding entertainment as the Kit Davies School of Ballet proudly presents… “Legends”. Set against the backdrop of an extraordinary day at school, “Legends” tells the story of the remarkable events that take place in class as a teacher shares the magic and folklore of the superstars with her students that helped to shape and define their time. From men of science, to dazzling divas and sporting heroes, witness the great stars come to life in front of your eyes and watch their stories unfold in the most unforgettable way. With a cast of over 300 performers, this show really is…. the stuff of “Legends”. Contact Kit Davies Tel +27 (0)21 591 9141 Cell +27 (0)82 355 0976 Fax +27 (0)21 591 9141 Email [email protected]

VARIOUS VENUES 15-26 MARCH Cape Town International Jazz Festival Training and Development

ISIBAYA 15-26 MARCH Arts Journalism Facilitated by Business Day jazz columnist Gwen Ansell and award-winning South African writer and journalist Percy Mabandu, the Arts Journalism Programme – for qualified journalists, freelance writers and journalism students - is the longest running trainee initiative of the Cape Town International Jazz Festival. e week-long course is aligned to the National Journalism Framework (NQF) of national journalism standards. It has become one of the country’s leading initiatives in raising arts journalism standards. e course is open to journalists (including community journalists and freelancers) and journalism cadets or interns in any medium who want to upgrade their arts writing skills. Arts bloggers, musicians, music, arts and heritage students, music organisers and music PR workers are eligible for consideration.

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Participants will learn how to apply key journalism skills to the specialized context of arts writing: how to review; building up specialist contacts; making an arts topic accessible and interesting to your readers, plus the context of South African music.

PLANNING BOARDROOM 15-26 MARCH Photojournalism Workshop is six-day jazz photography workshop off ers intense mentorship for working professionals by giving participants access to jazz musicians both on and off stage. e workshop also provides exposure to the conceptual realms of jazz photography. Photographers with their own camera are welcome to apply. Participants will look at the theory, language and aesthetics and jazz photography in Africa and abroad: at what jazz photographs say about music - and how best you can make the images. Photographer, writer and blogger, Caroline Mwangi, who studied photography at the International Institute of Journalism in Berlin, will facilitate the workshop. She has exhibited at several galleries and museums including the Museum of Contemporary Photography in Chicago and is a past student of the Arts Journalism course.

THEATRE FOYER WELL & ARENA 17 MARCH Gigs for Kids (Please note that this is by invitation only) CTIJF is proud to present Gigs For Kids – an interactive show for children between the ages of 4 and 10 years old. Dance, sing and act through our colourful afternoon programme, created especially for the younger arts lovers. is event includes high-fl ying acrobatics, drama, all your favourite kids characters and a chance for the little ones to get involved in the joy of music.

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THEATRE 18 MARCH Music & Career Live Performance and Rehearsal (Please note that tickets are limited) is programme of Rehearsals, Live Performance and Event Production workshops presented by industry professionals and mentors, provides training within music industry standards. e programme includes a skills development course, stage etiquette preparation, and music appreciation and conducts training in both musical and production elements. Every year one of the Music & Career participants is elected to perform on the main stage at the CTIJF, while an amalgamated group consisting of members of each high school ensemble has the opportunity to perform as an All-Star Band at the Free Community Concert held at Green Market Square. A skills development workshop programme designed to introduce students to the basic requirements of event management and production management will run over a period of four Saturdays during February. Students who participate in this course will have the opportunity to learn from and be mentored by qualifi ed events crews. Students who do exceptionally well on this course will have a chance to shadow professionals on the CTIJF week long Training & Development Programme held in various venues around the city.

MARBLE EXTENSION FOYER 21 MARCH Arts Journalism Public Debate e annual Arts Journalism Public Debate consists of a panel discussion where industry experts and interested audience members can interact and participate in dissecting the chosen topic. is is a free public event but booking is required!

Contact Craig Parks, espAfrika Training and Development Tel +27 (0)21 671 0506 Fax +27 (0)21 671 0535 Cell +27 (0)83 340 8904 Email [email protected] Web www.espafrika.com

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ARENA 10-18 APRIL Kinnes e Adam and Rosalie Small Award for Debutant/ Debutante Writers was launched in November 2016 in partnership with Distell and to honour the late poet and writer, Adam Small and his wife Rosalie, for their contribution to South African literature, philosophy, education and advocacy against social injustice. Aspirant writers were required to focus their scripts on South African themes that support diversity in language and promote social cohesion. e winner of the inaugural Adam and Rosalie Small Award for Debutant/Debutante Writers for the submission of his play is Chase Rhys, 28, a writer and performance artist from Ocean View. He wrote his fi rst play, Kinnes, to honour the lives of the children who are victims of violence on the Cape Flats and to interrogate why the most vulnerable people in our communities are not adequately protected.

Contact Hennie van Greunen, Wordsmith’s Theatre Factory Tel +27 (0)21 9861761 Email henniewtf@mweb.co.za

THEATRE 11-21 APRIL Hamlet English Set Work Grade 12 After playing to fi ve-star reviews and standing ovations in Europe, America and South Africa, Artscape proudly presents a limited season of Abrahamse & Meyer’s internationally acclaimed Hamlet as part of the 2018 Grade 12 Set Work Season. Hamlet abounds with images of theatre, acting, actors and this production re-imagines Shakespeare’s most iconic play within the context of the historic performance aboard e Red Dragon as a play within a play utilising a cast of only 6 actors playing 6 Jacobean sailors who, in turn, play all the parts in Shakespeare’s Hamlet. e production stars Marcel Meyer in the title role, with veteran Shakespearean actor, Michael Richard taking the role of King Claudius. Dean Balie doubles as Polonius and Horatio with Jeremy Richard as Laertes, Matthew Baldwin as Ophelia and Tristan de Beer in the role of Queen Gertrude. Leading South African director, Fred Abrahamse, directs Hamlet.

Contact Marcel Meyer, A & M Productions Tel +27 (0)72 910 5785 Email marcel @amproductions.co.za

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ARENA 19-21 APRIL Shakespeare Schools Festival e Shakespeare Schools Festival SA is hosted for the 8th time this year, and we are excited to extend our Outreach Programme to new communities in Cape Town, such as Mitchells Plain and Manenberg, where many learners will be experiencing live performances on the professional theatre stage for very fi rst time, while they master performing Shakespeare plays. e festival is an additional education programme aimed at improving language and social skills through the performing arts. e Shakespeare Schools Festival Southern Africa, is Educape’s fl agship project, piloted in 2010 by Kseniya Filinova-Bruton with the objective of revealing the link between the arts and education. Each year the festival encourages schools to perform abridged 30-minute versions of Shakespearean plays in local professional theatres. e festival is non- competitive, providing a platform of equal opportunity where there are no boundaries to participation.

Contact Kseniya Filinova-Bruton Tel +27 (0)21 531 2911 Cell +27 (0)72 233 2074 Email [email protected]

THEATRE 22 APRIL Discover Islam Annual Nasheed High School Competition 2018 Nasheed is Islamic vocal music that is either sung in a cappella or accompanied by a duff . e Discover Islam Centre will host this annual inter-school Nasheed Competition for Islamic Schools. e show will be presented in two sections: Girls category (open to all) 09:30 – 13:00 Boys category (open to all) 14:30 – 18:30

Contact Rughsaun Adams, Project Coordinator Tel +27 (0)21 696 8375/6 Cell +27 (0)83 524 8994 Email [email protected]

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THEATRE 26 APRIL1 MEI Suidoosterfees Fantastiese 15/ Fabulous 15 / Uchunge chunge 15 Die 15de jaarlikse Suidoosterfees vind vanaf 26 April tot 1 Mei plaas met die tema Fabulous 15! Daar gaan weer iets vir almal wees: drama, komedie, dans en baie gratis vermaak. Enkele opwindende oomblikke om te noem sluit in: Classical Nataniel, Kunstre ers met Laurika Rauch en die Libertaskoor, Evita Bezuidenhout, Karoo Swing innie Kaap met Emo Adams, Bobby van Jaarsveld en Katlego Maboe, Fiela se Kind met Shaleen Surtie-Richards, Karnival van die diere met die Kaapse Filharmoniese Jeugorkes, die gewilde Strauss-operetta Die Fledermaus en ‘n splinternuwe drama getiteld Rokkie met Charlton George en klomp Jong Sterre-produksies! e 15th annual Suidoosterfees takes place from 26 April to 1 May with the theme Fabulous 15! e r e will once again be something for everyone: drama, comedy, dance including free entertainment. Highlights will include: Classical Nataniel, Kunstre ers with Laurika Rauch and the Libertas Choir, Evita Bezuidenhout, Karoo Swing innie Kaap with Emo Adams, Bobby van Jaarsveld and Katlego Maboe, Fiela se Kind with Shaleen Surtie-Richards, Karnival van die diere with the Cape Philharmonic Youth Orchestra, the popular Strauss operetta Die Fledermaus and a brand new drama entitled Rokkie with Charlton George and many new star-fi lled productions!

OPERAHUIS 27 APRIL Kunstreffers: Konsert van Hoop in samewerking met Suidoosterfees en Kunstekaap Hierdie is ‘n musiek- en dansskouspel gevul met optredes deur kunstenaars soos Laurika Rauch en die Libertaskoor o.l.v. Johan de Villiers sowel as die wenners van die Suidoosterfees Talentsoektog 2017: e Unknowns Dansgroep, Vusumuzi Mpofu (digter) en Anja van den Berg (sangeres). Ander uitstekende kunstenaars op die program is Robin Peters van e Voice-faam, Elwira Standili, Fancy Galada, Janelle Speelman, Xolane Marman, Dizu Plaatjies, Jazzart, Unmute Dansgroep, Kaapstadse Balletgeselskap. Die konsert vind plaas onder die bekwame leiding van musiekmaestro, Camillo Lombard. Besoek die Suidoosterfees Facebook-blad, volg ons op Twitter en besoek www.suidoosterfees.co.za is is a music and dance show with appearances by artists like Laurika Rauch and the Libertas Choir under the baton of Johan de Villiers. e show will also include winners of the Suidoosterfees Talent

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Search 2017 i.e. e Unknowns Dance Group, Vusumuzi Mpofu (poet) and Anja van den Berg (singer). Other outstanding artists inclcuded in the line-up are Robin Peters of e Voice, Elwira Standili, Fancy Galada, Janelle Speelman, Xolane Marman, Dizu Plaatjies, Jazzart, Unmute Dance eatre Company, Cape Town Ballet Company. Music maestro, Camillo Lombard, will demonstrate his competent leadership as the musical director. See the Suidoosterfees Facebook page, follow us on Twitter and visit www.suidoosterfees.co.za for further details.

Kontak Lyndsay Cader, Projek- en Bemarkingsfasiliteerder Tel +27 (0)21 408 3560 Sel +27 (0)84 282 2040 Epos [email protected]

THEATRE 3-5 MAY National Acting Competition e National Acting Competition for high school learners has been organised by Bellville High School since 2002. is national competition involves learners from Grade 8 to 12, with the focus on individual performance and not group work. After nationwide elimination rounds, 60 competitors are invited to take part in the fi nal four rounds held at Artscape eatre.

Contact Herman van der Westhuizen, Bellville High School Te +27 (0)21 948 4140 Email [email protected]

THEATRE 6 MAY Awakening by His Kingdom Dance School Awakening is a movement of dancers who aspire to tell stories from their heart. Our vision is to EMPOWER, EQUIP & TRAIN DANCERS in CHRISTIAN DANCE. Our mission is to raise the standards in Christian Dance by laying Biblical Foundations. Inspiring others to be authentic and liberated to live with purpose …a …GODLIFE. Awakening Dance Production centres around the dancers who have encountered AGAPE love, which has transformed them … is will leave an audience with an experience of Faith, Hope and Love.

Contact Lucinda Parsons Cell +27 (0)71 879 0520 Email [email protected]

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THEATRE 9-19 MAY Krismis van Map Jacobs Grade 12 Set Work Writer/Skrywer: Adam Small Director/Regisseur: André Samuels ’n Ko-produskie met Cape Heart eatre / Co-produced with Cape Heart eatre ’n Gevreesde bendeleier word ná sewe jaar in die tronk op parool vrygelaat. Almal wonder nou of Map verander het en of hy steeds die óú Map is. Die drama speel af ná die gedwonge verskuiwings uit die Kaap na die Vlakte. Dit kyk na die invloed wat sosiale en maatskaplike euwels op die gemeenskap het en gee ’n blik op die leefwyse van die ontworteldes, hulle lief en leed en die desperate hunkering na ’n beter bestaan. Krismis van Map Jacobs, deur die bekroonde Adam Small, raak aan sosiale kwessies soos werkloosheid en armoede wat vandag steeds relevant is asook die soeke na identiteit en vergifnis. Krismis van Map Jacobs fokus ook op die letsels wat Apartheid op die Kaapse Bruin gemeenskap gelaat het. A dreaded leader of a alocal gang is granted parole after seven years in jail. Everybody wonders whether Map has changed – or if he still is the old Map they knew before. e drama is set shortly after the forced removals from Cape Town to the “Flats”. It investigates the infl uence that social evils have on the community. It gives us a glimpse into the lives of the uprooted, their love and pain and their desperate yearning for a better life. e award-winning Adam Small’s Krismis van Map Jacobs touches on social issues such as unemployment and poverty – still relevant today – as well as the search for identity and forgiveness. Krismis van Map Jacobs focuses on the scars left by Apartheid on the Cape coloured community.

Contact/Kontak Cape Heart E-pos/Email [email protected]

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ARENA 16 MAY 1 JUNE My Children, My Africa Grade 12 Set Work in association with Siyasanga Playwright: Athol Fugard Director: Roy Sargeant “Generational confl ict about the most eff ective means for ending Apartheid in South Africa lead to an explosive confrontation between a gifted but impatient black township youth and his devoted but “old fashioned” black teacher … e unexpected involvement of a young white woman who befriends and learns from both men strips away the political trappings to reveal the human trauma at the heart of South Africa’s … tragedy.”

Contact Fatima Dike, Siyasanga Cape Town Theatre Company Tel +27 (0)76 449 9896 Email [email protected]

THEATRE 20 MAY Cape Philharmonic Youth Orchestra Rotary Gala Concert e Cape Philharmonic Youth Orchestra will present a Gala Concert with young soloists under the baton of Brandon Phillips. Waterfront Rotary Club will present the concert.

Contact Luvuyo Kakaza, CPYO Publicist Tel +27 (0)21 410 9809 Cell +27 (0)60 960 8935 Fax +27 (0)21 425 1009 Email [email protected]

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THEATRE 23 MAY 1 JUNE Buzani Ku Bawo isiXhosa Set Work Grade 12 Author: Witness K. Tamsanqa Director: oko Ntshinga Script Adaptation: oko Ntshinga Apha u Mnu amsanqa ubonakalisa amandla alento kuthiwa luthando. Ukuba apho luthe lwamiliselwa khona akekho onokuluncothula. Sesinye sezipho esanikwa umntu. Ukuba uzama ukohlula abo bathandanayo uzifaka engozini. Ufaka nabanye abantu kulengozi kuba ulwa nesipho esivela ku ixo. Kananjalo abanye bathi basebenzise isiko ukubonakalisa umahluko wezimvo kubantu abadala nesizukulwana esitsha. Kanti ke lento ilisiko liyabola, libeyityhefu, lingasebenzi kwezinye izinto. Uthi ke wena usakuhlakaza uvumbulule okokubola kungalungi njengoko enzile u Zwilakhe kwelibali libuhlungu kangakanana. Iguqulelwe iqonga yaphinda yabhexeshwa ngu oko Ntshinga. Buzani Ku Bawo is a drama about love and confl icts that arise when traditional expectations clash with changing values.

PIAZZA 25 MAY Africa Day Celebrations in association with the Department of the Premier Africa Day is celebrated annually on 25 May throughout the world to commemorate the founding of the Organisation of African Unity (Now African Union) in 1963. e celebrations reinforce African solidarity, unity in diversity, highlighting creativity, its challenges and successes, cultural and economic potential of the continent.

Contact Linda Mqikela Tel +27 (0)21 483 3834 Email [email protected]

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is is a month fi lled with youth activities where young people will showcase their works on the stages of Artscape. is is a signifi cant time where we get a chance to experience the growth of young people in the theatre and how theatre has evolved since 1976. Poetry, music, drama, and competitions will light up our theatres. Artscape, in association with Chrysalis Academy, Western Cape Provincial Government, Desmond and Leah Tutu Legacy Foundation and the City of Cape Town, will be producing various productions in celebration of Youth Month 2018. Youth month will use the theme of music – a common language for the youth – off ering exposure to Jazz, Classical, Hip Hop and Big Bands for young upcoming artists who will be mentored by seasoned professionals.

THEATRE 2 JUNE College of Magic Presents Imagine – Family Magic Spectacular Theatre e Family Magic Spectacular is back in 2018 with a brand new show! For the young and the young at heart - this dazzling show features South Africa’s top magical entertainers in a fantastical world fi lled with incredible illusions, dazzling magic, hilarious antics and fun-fi lled fantasy for the whole family. You’ll be whisked away to a land of make believe-come-true ...

Contact College of Magic Tel +27 (0)21 683 5480 Email [email protected] Web www.collegeofmagic.com

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THEATRE 3 JUNE Abakhulu Part 2 by Indoni Dance Academy e word ‘Ababkhulu’ can be interpreted as e Elders / e Great Ones / e Authorities From the voices of the youth, this dance work explores the beauty and cruelty of cultural traditions imposed by those with authority; it is about inclusion and exclusion, about equality and inequality; about asking questions versus silence and secrecy; about challenging traditions that may have lost their meaning and relevance.

Contact Jennifer van Papendorp Cell 083 556 6054 Email [email protected]

THEATRE 7-9 JUNE Cape Town’s Most Wanted Produced by e Dance Project and Triple C and growing in popularity with each performance, this is the eighth production of Cape Town’s Most Wanted. It is a stunning platform for the best of Cape Town’s Hip Hop dance crews, dancers and choreographers as they bring their skills, diversity, creativity and dynamic swagger-bility to the stage in ONE show so Cape Town can experience the cutting edge of Hip Hop at its best. Come and see the crews and performers that win acclaim and represent South Africa across America and Europe as they share their passion, joy and excitement for Hip Hop in Cape Town’s Most Wanted.

Contact Trish Notcutt Cell +27 (0)83 357 4037 Email [email protected]

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ARENA 13-15 JUNE Youth Comedy Festival e Youth Comedy Festival focuses on bringing young and upcoming comedians into a professional performance space thereby giving them the opportunity to expose and establish themselves in the comedy industry.

THEATRE 15 JUNE Artscape Youth Jazz Festival In 2003 Artscape launched the Youth Jazz Festival. e project, under the leadership of Amanda Tiffin, has grown extensively to accommodate the enormous interest and exceptional talent of young jazz musicians. e project spans over 10 weeks and includes a mentorship programme with the aim to perform at the Youth Jazz Festival in June 2018. e focus of this festival remains the continuous skills development within the jazz genre to foster the investment of cultural democratization of our country. See Entry form on page 57

THEATRE 16 JUNE Band Stand Artscape will play host to a number of young musicians who will participate in this year’s Band Extravaganza. Mentors will facilitate workshops throughout the year and this will culminate in a grand mass band extravaganza on the theatre stage. An audition process will determine the bands that will participate in this year’s Band Stand. Bands will be selected by our mentors in April 2018 and will receive a series of workshops from April – June 2018. Bands will be showcased on Youth Day to show off all that they have been taught by their respective mentors. e aim of Band Stand is to promote and advocate a platform for Brass Bands, Big Bands and smaller ensembles. See Entry form on page 64

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CHANDELIER FOYER 16 JUNE Youth Health Seminar Presented by the Desmond & Leah Tutu Legacy Foundation “When we see the face of a child, we think of the future. We think of their dreams about what they might become, and what they might accomplish.” Desmond Tutu

Contact Dean Jacobs Tel +27 (0) 552 7524 Email [email protected]

ARENA 16 JUNE Ayatshis’amateki Mapantsula Competition Artscape aims to provide a platform to showcase the talent in the Isipantsula Dance Genre. IsiPantsula is a prominent popular sub-culture, which emerged in the 1970s and incorporates language, dress code, music and dance. e youth found their pride in competitions where elegance and originality of dress is combined with strictly encoded and virtuoso dance-movements. See Competition rules on page 67

TEATER 17 JUNIE Afrikaans Sing! In Jeugstemme Die SBA (Stigting vir bemagtiging deur Afrikaans) se unieke bydrae tot Jeugdag-vieringe sal in 2018 aangebied word in die vorm van ‘n gratis koorprogram Afrikaans Sing! In Jeugstemme. Die fees van Afrikaanse Koorsang, gemeng met ander inheemse Suid-Afrikaanse tale, deur 5 geselekteerde jeugkore van diverse afkoms, klank, gebiede, sanggenre en agtergrond, het ten doel om nie net Afrikaans te vier nie, maar ook die jeug se stemme op hierdie wyse te laat hoor ter viering van Jeugdag. Die geleentheid sal in samewerking met Artscape se jeugfees op Sondag, 17 Junie 2018 aangebied word en jong gehore van verskeie agtergrond en kulture saambring om deur jeugstemme Afrikaans in al haar gedaante te vier. e SBA’s (Stigting vir bemagtiging deur Afrikaans) unique contribution to the 2018 Youth Day Celebrations will be presented in the form of the choir production, Afrikaans Sing! In Jeugstemme. e festival of Afrikaans choirs interspersed with other indigenous South African languages will present the

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selected 5 diverse youth choirs, with diff erent sounds, from diff erent locations, featuring diff erent singing genres and from diff erent backgrounds, aims not only to celebrate Afrikaans but also the to expose the youth’s voices on stage in celebration of Youth Day. e event will be hosted in conjunction with Artscape Youth Festival on Sunday, 17 June 2018 and will see young audiences of various backgrounds and cultures celebrating Afrikaans voices in all their forms.

Kontak Athina Jansen, Programmeleier Tel +27 (0)21 202 9404 Sel +27 (0)84 403 0922 Faks +27 (0)86 457 3498

ARENA 20-23 JUNE Cut In Two Cut in Two is a 55-minute, one man Cape Town based theatre production performed by Justin Hagen portraying four characters. Directed by Soli Philander, it is a story of a family of three (told by four characters) dealing with internal as well as external struggles impacting & increasing the pressures on the household dynamics each fi nding their way of breaking free from these adversities.

OPERA HOUSE 23 JUNE Sekunjalo Edujazz Over the years, our investment in the students has played a part in making musical dreams come true …. and it still continues. Many of our students have gone forward by backing those legends that they initially shared a stage with and many have become musicians in their own right – Kyle Shepherd, Don Vino Prins, Leanne Fortuin, Lana Crowster, Darren English, Jamie Faull, Delft Big Band, Adelia Douw, Shaun Bratz and Lorenzo Blignaut are just a few of our students with our young musicians continuing to grow year-on-year.

Contact Cherie Hendricks Tel +27 (0)21 427 1400 Email [email protected] Contact: Donovan Witten Tel +27 (0)21 761 2684 Email [email protected]

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ARENA 27-30 JUNE Alunamda Alunamda is told through music, acting and movements and speaks about the endurance of a long lasting relationship where at the end love prevails. It is about the ups and downs of the relationship and what can be done to protect and maintain an everlasting marriage. e production is presented in association with Light Of Life eatre.

Contact Luyanda Nodilinga Email [email protected]

THEATRE 27-30 JUNE Hemelbesem Renowned Afrikaans Hip Hop artist, Simon Witbooi best known as Hemelbesem, will stage a new production to showcase local Hip Hop artists.

Contact Simon Witbooi Cell +27 (0)78 810 6130 Email [email protected]

THEATRE 4-5 JULY Borne Frees “Hear Our Voices” It’s about time we listened. Gone are the days where youth should be seen and not heard. Meaningful participation of youth is about giving space to the voices of young people and providing a platform for them to express their concerns and dreams for their future. Hear Our Voices will be a celebration of empowering youth! Borne Frees “Hear Our voices” showcases the Western Cape Education Department Focus Schools Dance Programme.

Contact Celeste Botha Tel +27 (0)82 666 3089 Email [email protected]

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THEATRE 6-7 JULY Cion: Requiem of Ravel’s Bolero presented by Vuyani Dance Theatre In Gregory Maqoma’s new dance production, Cion, the internationally acclaimed award-winning dancer-choreographer draws inspiration from the multifaceted character of Toloki whom he embodies in a solo performance and is joined on stage by eight gifted dancers from the Vuyani stable. Maqoma sets the character against the dark cloud of his country of birth and uses this as a palette to confront the notion of fear, of existing, of religion, of the self and of who we have become. e music in Cion is delivered in stirring fashion by an isicathamiya troupe and the percussive voices of Vuyani dancers, under the musical direction of Xolisile Bongwana and Nhlanhla Mahlangu. Maqoma’s use of Ravel’s Bolero will serve as a requiem to the departed souls while off ering an opportunity to heal.

Contact Siyandiswa Dokoda Tel +27 (0)11 838 7666 Cell +27 (0)71 2616625 Email [email protected]

ARENA 20-21 JULY The Fostering Foundation e Fostering Foundation’s goal is to inspire a new generation of role models and to ensure live performance remains an artistic form. e Fostering Foundation holds weekly workshops and off ers free tuition to all students. ese workshops have been established with the purpose to develop and nurture undiscovered talent. ere are currently 20 students who participate in the programme. e stage production will showcase talented youth who have attended the programme.

Contact Sophia Foster Email [email protected]

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OPERA BAR 28 JULY WCED Public Speaking Competition Young Communicators Ambassadors (YCA) is a public speaking project for Grade 11 and 12 learners. is is a project of the Western Cape Education Department (WCED) and learners participate from all eight districts in the Province. In the fi rst session each learner presents his or her prepared topic. e second session consists of an unprepared topic where the learners get a topic and get two minutes to prepare the topic. Each learner presents his or her opening statement and the discussion follows on the topic. e fi nals of this public speaking project takes place annually at Artscape eatre Centre.

Contact Cathlene Ronel Beukes School Enrichment: West Coast Education District Tel +27 (0)21 8601210 Cell +27 (0)83 232 2833 Fax +27 (0)86 650 7388 Email [email protected] Website www.westerncape.gov.za

THEATRE, ARENA & PIAZZA 1-12 AUGUST Artscape Women’s Humanity Arts Festival In association with the City of Cape Town e Artscape Women’s Humanity Arts Festival celebrates its 12th Anniversary in 2018. e main objective of this annual festival is to provide a space and platform where grassroots communities, women and persons living with disabilities are given the opportunity to feel celebrated and honoured. Each year the programme includes stage productions, exhibitor stalls, health screenings, entrepreneurial workshops, legal workshops, free legal counselling, a Humanity Walk and a Humanity Lunch table. e theme of the festival is Humanity!

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THEATRE 12-31 AUGUST Vlooi Foundation Phase Setwork Hierdie Storieboomreeks van Oxford University Press is ‘n voorgeskrewe boek vir die grondslagfase wat vir die 18de jaar vir die verhoog verlewendig word in die produksie Vlooi en die Musiekfabriek. Die opvoering is losweg gebasseer op die boekie, maar word deur Margit Meyer-Rodenbeck en Marinda Engelbrecht uitgebou tot ‘n uurlange vertoning met baie kleurvolle aksie, dans en lewenslesse. Every year during the month August the magic key takes Kipper and his friends on an adventure and this time around it will be Kipper and the Music Factory!

Contact Louise Engelbrecht Cell +27 (0)71 688 3033 Email [email protected]

THEATRE 18 AUGUST Dance For All – Concerto la danza Dance for All presents a collaboration of dance & live music performed by some of Cape Town’s fi nest young musicians. With live music presenting very little artifi ce, the audience becomes one with these two capturing art forms.

Contact Allison Hendricks Tel +27 (0)21 697 5509 Email [email protected] Website www.danceforall.co.za

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KUNSTEKAAP-TEATER 23-26 AUGUST ATKV Tienertoneelfees Dit pols onbeteueld in hul are: Talent; Jeug; ’n Vurige passie vir teater. Toneelgroepe van regoor Suid-Afrika en Namibië neem deel aan die ATKV-Tienertoneelkompetisie. Dit is die 52ste jaar wat die oudste projek van die ATKV aangebied word. Die Kaapstad-streeksfees vind van 22 tot 27 Augustus plaas by die Kunstekaap-teater. Toegang is gratis. Al die aande begin om 18:00. Kom loer en stap weg – vermaak, bekoor en ontroer. Toneelstukke kompeteer van Maandag tot Vrydag en die beste vier produksies sal Saterdagaand, 27 Augustus weer tydens die streeksfeesfi naal optree. eir pulses race in their veins: Talent; Youth; A fi erce passion for theatre. eatre groups from across South Africa and Namibia participate in the ATKV Teen Scene Competition. is is the 52nd year of the oldest festival of the ATKV organization. e Cape Town Regional Festival takes place from 22 to 27 August at the Artscape eatre. Admission is free. All performances commence at 18:00 each evening. Please join us! You will leave each performance feeling entertained, charmed and thrilled. e competition runs from the Monday to Friday and the best four productions will be staged again on Saturday, August 27.

Contact Lizané Basson Tel +27 (0)11 919 9078 Email [email protected] Web www.atkv.org.za

THEATRE 1 SEPTEMBER Western Cape Youth Music Festival In association with the Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra is year, Artscape and the Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra showcasing young singers and solo instrumentalists will host the 47th Western Cape Youth Music Festival. e main emphasis of the festival is that of a celebration and not a competition, therefore the appeal of the works presented as well as a good variety in the overall programme content plays an important part in the fi nal selection of soloists. e main criteria is that entrants must be bona fi de music students, that they perform at a high standard and are a resident or studying in the Western Cape. See entry form on Page 60

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Artscape eatre Centre’s 2018 Heritage Festival will celebrate our diverse cultures and identities through indigenous, contemporary and international artistic works in dance, music and jazz.

Call for Proposals for Heritage Month Productions e Artscape eatre Centre invites individual producers, arts organisations and production houses to submit proposals for innovative and cutting-edge stage productions which celebrate our humanity, heritage and diverse cultures as Africans. Professional stage-ready dramas, dance or music productions will be considered for a one-week run in the Artscape Arena during the month of September 2018. Artscape eatre Centre will partner with the selected productions by providing the use of the Artscape Arena for one week, 80% income from ticket sales, access to existing sets, costumes and technical support, as well as marketing and publicity assistance. e review process will be conducted by an independent panel of industry professionals. Proposals can be submitted to [email protected]. All applicants will be notifi ed in writing of the outcome of their application. All applications should be titled: Artscape Heritage Month Proposal Proposals should include the following: • Brief synopsis of the production • Full script if it’s a drama production • Concept narrative – if there is no script or for dance and workshopped productions • Company and creative team information Applications close on Friday 6 April 2018 at 17h00. Late applications will not be considered: For enquiries and further information please see contact details below.

Contact Tania Williams-Kaponda Tel +27 (0)21 410 9210 Email [email protected].

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THEATRE 24 SEPTEMBER Cape Cultural Collective e Cape Cultural Collective is a Non Profi t Organisation that promotes social change through arts and culture projects. e Cape Cultural Collective is uniquely diverse in its composition and content and covers a vast genre of Arts related projects. It has established two successful community choirs and hosted monthly cultural programmes that showcase established and emerging musicians, poets, dancers and singers. Its programmes strongly promote social cohesion and build confi dence, self-esteem and skills among its members, especially the youth. is year the collective will stage a Heritage Production and will showcase some of Cape Town’s best local community artists.

Contact Kay Jaffer Cell +27 (0)82 202 3131 Email [email protected]

THEATRE 27-29 SEPTEMBER Jazz Master’s Tribute Artscape eatre will host the 2018 Jazz Masters Tribute series, which jazz fans simply cannot aff ord to miss. Heritage Month is about recognising and celebrating our unique cultures, our history, and most certainly our music. One of the best ways to appreciate the latter is by taking yourself for an evening of musical delight by some of the country’s best jazz musicians. e tribute series invites Capetonians to get better acquainted with the work of the best jazz musicians whom we are proud to call South Africans.

Contact Craig Parks Tel +27 (0)21 671 0506 Fax +27 (0)21 671 0535 Cell +27 (0)83 340 8904 Email [email protected]

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THEATRE 30 SEPTEMBER Comart 20th Anniversary Concert ComArt is based in Elsies River, a historically marginalized and largely working class community in the City of Cape Town. e arts association contributes to broadening the base of the artistic pyramid by facilitating sustainable access to the performing and creative arts at a grassroots level and primarily focusing on the poor and working class. Now celebrating its 20th anniversary, ComArt is proud of having created platforms for public performance, exhibition and dialogue thereby also celebrating our rich and diverse heritage, instilling a sense of dignity, pride and identity.

Contact John Davids Email [email protected] or [email protected]

THEATRE 3-6 OCTOBER Buzani ku Bawo isiXhosa Classic Author: Witness K. Tamsanqa Director: oko Ntshinga Script Adaptation: oko Ntshinga Apha u Mnu amsanqa ubonakalisa amandla alento kuthiwa luthando. Ukuba apho luthe lwamiliselwa khona akekho onokuluncothula. Sesinye sezipho esanikwa umntu. Ukuba uzama ukohlula abo bathandanayo uzifaka engozini. Ufaka nabanye abantu kulengozi kuba ulwa nesipho esivela ku ixo. Kananjalo abanye bathi basebenzise isiko ukubonakalisa umahluko wezimvo kubantu abadala nesizukulwana esitsha. Kanti ke lento ilisiko liyabola, libeyityhefu, lingasebenzi kwezinye izinto. Uthi ke wena usakuhlakaza uvumbulule okokubola kungalungi njengoko enzile u Zwilakhe kwelibali libuhlungu kangakanana. Iguqulelwe iqonga yaphinda yabhexeshwa ngu oko Ntshinga. Buzani Ku Bawo is a drama about love and confl icts that arise when traditional expectations clash with changing values.

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ARENA 1-6 8-13 15-20 22-27 OCTOBER New Voices Productions e New Voices Season will present various productions selected to stage work that refl ects our society and celebrates the use of language thereby excavating the buried stories and reclaiming their identity in the mainstream platforms on their own terms. Guided by the spirit of rectifying societal harms and inclusiveness in the arts, the New Voices advance programme is led by our vision of redressing our past illnesses through a multi-cultural, interdisciplinary and diverse aesthetic that embraces the totality of our society. It is a developmental programme that seeks to give voice to new theatre makers, directors, choreographers, scriptwriters and creative expression. e programme will also seek to develop and give platforms to narratives, aesthetics and language that have been, and still are, marginalized in our creative industries. It is through this that the programme aims to restore the dignity and confi dence of artists of multiple creative expression, and to excavate the buried stories in reclaiming their identity in the mainstream. e programme also wants to assist in the transformation of emerging productions into high quality marketable productions through networking and creating opportunities for sustainable work and collaborations.

Contact Brigette Fell Tel +27 (0)21 410 9803 Email [email protected]

THEATRE 7 OCTOBER WeCCMA Eisteddfod Artscape presents the WeCCMA (Western Cape Choral Music Association) 2018 Choral Music Eisteddfod. is event is WeCCMA’s most prestigious event and will be presented for the 25th time at Artscape eatre. e concert features three separate categories viz. developing, senior and premier choirs, which perform a selection of classical and African prescribed compositions. ey’ll be celebrating the life of Nelson Mandela.

Contact Siyabulela Heshula Tel +27 (0)83 761 8773 Email [email protected]

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THEATRE 29 NOVEMBER3 DECEMBER ArtsAbility Festival in association with Unmute Dance Company e ArtsAbility Festival presents a platform for artists with disabilities and mixed abilities (with and without disabilities) to showcase an expression of collaborative artistic works and from mixed genres.

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e Lunch Hour Concerts remain integral to Artscape’s ethos of an inclusive cultural centre for all, showcasing all arts genres. Equally it off ers a platform of collaboration with all the arts companies housed at the eatre Centre to showcase their wares free of charge to the public on a quarterly basis. e mission of Artscape is to facilitate, produce and promote the Arts in ways that advance nation building, to produce productions of a multi-cultural nature and to establish business partnerships involving all stakeholders. Members of the public are encouraged to spend their lunch hour with us at Artscape and enjoy four free performances in the Chandelier Foyer throughout 2018. e 2018 line-up is as follows: 13 March – Jazzart 5 June – Cape Town Ballet 4 September – Cape Philharmonic Orchestra 4 December – Zip Zap Circus

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15-20 OCTOBER Rural Outreach Programme Every year Artscape identifi es a rural community for the annual Rural Outreach Project. is will be our 12th Anniversary year and the community and the identifi ed municipality for 2018 will be in for a real treat! We are planning to include all the In House Companies based at Artscape from Cape Town City Ballet, Cape Town Opera, Unmute Dance Company and Jazzart, among others. Artscape’s technical team also participates, explaining the workings of the sound and lighting equipment to the participating schools to be used for the concerts.

Unmute Dance Theatre Company New Associate Company e Company came into existence in 2013 after a performance creation entitled ‘Unmute’. Unmute was the fi rst ensemble choreographic piece by Andile Vellem. It was based on his experience as a dancer who is deaf. He has been dancing professionally for more than 13 years. Unmute was a way of Andile fi nding his voice as a choreographer, using sign language as the source of the movement vocabulary. He brought together artists from diff erent backgrounds to fi nd and explore what they would like to unmute; feelings, perceptions, social norms and expectations; while endeavouring to deconstruct what society perceives as dance. e inception of the company then developed in 2014 after a successful run of the Unmute production. e Company was part of the Artscape Incubator Programme, which enhanced their Arts administration skills with regard to understanding how to plan activities properly, budgeting, understanding company structure/organogram, bookkeeping, writing proposals and planning events. Artscape will be further enhancing their capabilities to evolve into a fully- fl edged In House Company. Artscape has also supported the Company with project funding for the Annual ArtsAbility Festival celebrating International Week of Disability. Unmute has also been a regular participating Company for the past two years at our Annual Rural Outreach Project.

Contact Mpotseng Shuping Tel +27 (0)21 410 9872 Cell +27 (0)79 624 0108 Email [email protected] or [email protected]

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THEATRE 13-16 20-22 27-28 30 AUGUST As part of the Artscape’s on-going vision to develop a love for the performing arts, and contributing to practical nation building, we invite schools to this wonderful opportunity for learners. Approximately 15 schools share the same stage each evening, contributing to an exciting and diverse theatre experience, from classical choirs to contemporary dance. e festival culminates in a glittering Gala performance by selected schools, attended by various dignitaries and showcases the talent, which exists in our schools. A panel of adjudicators select on merit, 12 Schools that perform at the Gala Event. is festival is open to both Primary and High Schools. 13 – 16, 20 – 22, 27 – 28 August 2018 Gala on the 30 August 2018. e festival takes place at Artscape eatre Centre and this is your opportunity to participate. e festival will run on the following dates: 13 – 16 August, 20 – 22 August and 27 – 28 August excluding weekends (Friday, Saturday and Sunday). e 20 schools that are selected by the adjudicators will represent their school at the Gala Event held on 30 August 2018. e Creative Arts and the Visual Arts Department of the Western Cape Education Department will manage the selection of the art pieces and the adjudication. e awards evening to be held on 30 August 2018 will be named after Leon Buchner who has been the Head of Visual Arts for the Western Cape Education Department over many years.

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ENTRY FORM Schools Arts Festival 2018

1. Each performance piece MUST be 8 minutes or less. Non-adherence will result in disqualifi cation. 2. Schools will be supplied with the date of their performance, no later than middle July 2018. ere will be a technical rehearsal on the day of the performance on stage in the afternoon. All schools must be present by 14:00. 3. Educators are responsible for supervising the learners while they are on Artscape premises. Holding rooms will be provided. No more than two educators per school group will be allowed. Please ensure that each learner has a packed lunch. 4. Musical Groups have to bring their own instruments and music stands. Artscape will provide a baby grand piano, a drum kit, guitar amp, bass amp and 6 hand held microphones. 5. Dance groups need to supply quality recordings of their selected music on a CD. Two copies must be provided to the SLU department. All music must be clearly marked. ese devices should be collected on the day of the performance. Artscape will not be held liable for any loss, damage to your CD. All music must be supplied in either MP3 or WAV format. Music, which is not in this format, cannot be played. 6. Artscape provides basic lighting and the technical team. Please refrain from extravagant lighting set-up as we are sharing the theatre with another production. Our technical team will do their best to satisfy everybody’s requirements. 7. Artscape will contact your school in 2018 to confi rm the details of your performance. Please have your technical requirements ready. 8. Please ensure that you have your information ready about your school and performance piece. 9. Should the entry be a community group, the schools represented within the group must be documented as well as the contact number of each school. 10. is event is for scholars only, from Grade 1 to 12. Please complete the form should you be interested in taking part in our festival. Entry forms can be sent to the School Liaison Unit via Fax or e-mail. Please fi nd details below: Please do not hesitate to contact:

Whelan Maarman (Schools Liaison Unit) Tel +27 (0)21 410 9938 Fax +27 (0)21 410 9845 Email [email protected]

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Kindly ensure that contact information is correct

Name of School: ______Address: ______Contact Person/s: ______Contact Tel: ______Fax: ______Cell: ______Email Address: ______Nature of Performance Piece: ______Number of Performers/Learners: ______

Principal’s Signature: ______Principal’s Name (printed): ______A brief synopsis about your school and performance piece ______

DEADLINE FOR RETURNING THIS APPLICATION: 15 JUNE 2018. Please do not hesitate to contact the School Liaison Unit should you need further information

Whelan Maarman (Schools Liaison Unit) Tel +27 (0)21 410 9938 Fax +27 (0)21 410 9845 Email [email protected]

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VARIOUS VENUES High School Drama Mini Festival (Auditions) is is the audition phase of the High School Drama Festival (HSDF). Approximately 50 schools enter each year and present a 10-minute extract of a 30-minute piece. THEME: Schools are to choose their own theme to showcase their talent. All entrants must submit a synopsis and motivation for the theme. No changes may be made to the theme once it has been submitted. is will serve for the duration of both the Audition and Main Festival to be held later in August 2018. Schools are required to prepare a 35-minute original production based on their own interpretation of the theme. A 10-minute extract taken from the play should be presented at the High School Mini Drama Festival Audition as an abridged version of the original production. Strict adherence to the time frame of 10 minutes for the audition is crucial. Your school will be required to showcase the full 30-minute production, should you be selected to perform at the main festival known as the High School Drama Festival in August 2018. Auditions will take place from 14 – 18 May 2018. Please note that schools may select the date on which they would like or are able to participate. Kindly ensure that you book the date early, as schools would be allocated on a fi rst come fi rst served basis. ±15 schools can be accommodated per venue and we will re-allocate venues if necessary. For more information on the auditions, please contact Whelan Maarman.

Contact Whelan Maarman, Schools Liaison Unit Tel +27 (0)21 410 9938 Email [email protected]

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ARENA High School Drama Festival and Gala Artscape boasted yet another very successful High School Drama Festival in 2017. Talents from all over the Western Cape were shared through the stories told in the Artscape Arena theatre. e objective of the High School Drama Festival is to give learners a platform to voice their creativity, views and social concerns through drama on a professional stage to a captive audience. is experience broadens their horizons by experiencing the magic of live theatre, professional lighting and sound. ey are able to learn the discipline, essential to being a performer. is Festival will also enable them to obtain theatre discipline and etiquette. e High School Mini Drama Festival serves as the audition for the High School Drama Festival in August 2018. e Mini Drama Festival takes place from 14 – 18 May 2018 at the Artscape Arena with three additional auditions to be held in various venues in the Western Cape. e judges will select 16 productions to take part in the High School Drama festival taking place on 13 – 16 August 2018 and the Gala event to be held on 18 August 2018 in the Artscape Arena. Contact Whelan Maarman, Schools Liaison Unit Tel +27 (0)21 410 9938 Email [email protected]

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Entry Form High School Drama Festival 2018

Please ensure that all contact information is correct.

Full name of school / organization (organization please see *** below): ______Address: ______Contact Educator: ______Tel: ______Fax: ______Cell: ______Email: ______Alternate Educator: ______Tel: ______Cell: ______Date and venue your school is selecting for Auditions: ______

Principal’s signature: ______Principal’s name (printed): ______

*** Organisations only: In the event of the entry being an organization, please state the names of the schools that are represented within the group as well as the Principal’s name and contact details per school.

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School Name: ______Principal: ______Tel: ______

School Name: ______Principal: ______Tel: ______

School Name: ______Principal: ______Tel: ______

School Name: ______Principal: ______Tel: ______

eme: ______Synopsis: ______

PLEASE FAX THIS FORM BACK TO US BY 23 MARCH 2018. Fax number: 021 410 9845 Alternatively the form may be e-mailed to [email protected] Please do not hesitate to contact:

Whelan Maarman (School Liaison Unit Project Manager) Tel 021410 9938 Fax 021 410 9845 E-mail [email protected]

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Artscape Resource Centre (A.R.C) coordinates eff orts aimed at providing much needed support and resources for creative practitioners. It is a creative hub that disseminates industry related information to creative practitioners. As a space, it provides a platform for creative practitioners to establish business exchanges among themselves and off ering them with administrative support through the computer lab, facilities, consultations and capacity building programmes. Vision To place the Artscape Resource Centre at the centre of the artistic network and artistic community of the Western Cape while improving the overall arts administration skills of the industry through our training programme and access to Arts Administration Readers Corner. Objectives • To make the physical space accessible, approachable and optimally functional. • To eff ectively and effi ciently communicate to our members the opportunities available within the art sector. • To host networking events in order to provide a platform for the artistic community to engage with each other. • To contribute towards a much -needed pool of skilled arts administrators in South Africa through a training programme. • To avail books on arts administration etc. for our members use only. • To keep abreast of and keep our members informed about developments that happen in this community and its supporting industries both locally and abroad. Services • Internet and Personal Computer facilities • Arts Administration Training • Information Dissemination • Networking Forums • Consultations • Venue Bookings: » Common Room »Meeting Room » Exhibition Space »Reading Corner – Art Library

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MARBLE FOYER / MARBLE FOYER EXTENSION 19 JUNE Art Career Expo (Youth Month) A programme designed to support artists who wish to pursue their studies formally within the creative sector: • Administration Skills • Stage Tech Skills • Production Management Skills • Creative/Artistic Skills e programme is designed to uplift our communities. It will make a real impact in the lives of artists especially young people in the sector. Key service provider in training and development including bursary funds will be invited as exhibitors.

ISIBAYA 13-17 AUGUST Media & Marketing Seminar e seminar will focus on branding, media and marketing in the Arts. Key focus will be on products, positioning, brand management, advertising opportunities, media sponsorship etc. e seminar will be an interactive session.

COMMON ROOM, RESOURCE CENTRE 22-24 OCTOBER Arts and Culture Management on Community level (Arts Administration Training) Training designed for every person working in the administrative and management side of the Arts as well as the person who is involved in the Arts and Culture environment in their communities serving on the management committee of an arts / culture organisation. Accredited training with key focus on developing budgets, funding and project management in the Arts.

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COMMON ROOM, RESOURCE CENTRE 17-28 FEBRUARY 2019 Computer Skills Workshops (Arts Administration Training) Basic computing workshop that will introduce participants to the basics of computing, using a hands-on practical approach where everyone will be assigned to their own computer to work individually. Workshops will cover computer hardware, how to use the operating system, using a word processor, online access, etc.

Contacts: Administrator Anastatia Gwele Tel +27 (0)21 410-9205 Email [email protected]

Manager Phodiso Matloga Tel +27 (0)21 410-9202 Email [email protected]

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Membership Form Artscape Resource Centre

Name of your Organisation ______Gender ______Name ______Title ______Surname ______Age ______Date of Birth ______Race ______Language(s) ______Telephone No(s) ______Mobile No ______Email Address ______Residential Address ______City /Suburb ______Code ______

What is your fi eld of activity? (Please tick appropriate box)

eatre Dance Music Opera Vocalist Comedic Performance

Visual Arts Crafts Literature Other (Please give Details)

Signed At ______Date ______

Members Signature ______A.R.C Admin ______

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ARTSCAPE RESOURCE CENTRE INTERNET POLICY – IT APPROVED Introduction E-mail and Internet use play an integral part of communication and ARTSCAPE accepts that whilst there are signifi cant informational and other benefi ts associated with Internet access and use of E-mail that is imperative to maintain and ensure appropriate, proper and eff ective use. 1. e Internet and computer facilities provided by A.R.C to the resource centre members are the property of ARTSCAPE; these facilities are made available to Resource Centre Members for use and to ensure performance is optimal. It is provided to enhance and support professional activities including research, administration, communication and management in the course of members fulfi lling their administrative functions and duties. 2. Artscape will not, under any circumstance whatsoever, be responsible or liable for any injury, distress, loss or damage of whatever nature which may arise directly or indirectly from any Resource centre Member(s) use of the internet facilities, the use of emails, or from other user’s unauthorized use of these facilities. ARTSCAPE reserves the right to examine, monitor and /or delete any fi les retained on the computer system, monitor any Internet sites visited by any Resource Centre Member and / or use of computer activity. 3. Members can report any materials or correspondence they receive via E-mail that is inappropriate or otherwise prohibited. Members are responsible for their own communications that they send and for contacts made that may result in e-mail being received on their computer terminals. 4. e viewing, transmitting, receiving, forwarding or downloading of sexist, racist, pornographic, indecent or abusive images, text or any sound fi les is expressively forbidden. 5. No Customization of applications, downloading and installing of software or desktop changes should be made to ARTSCAPE computer. Failure to adhere to this would lead to a suspension of services, determined by the Resource Centre Coordinator. Should you have specifi c needs, please communicate this to the Resource Centre Administrator. 6. ARTSCAPE Information Services will also carry out periodic checks to ensure that the fi ltering methods and technology is operating eff ectively. 7. If Resource Centre Members detect that their application has been accessed, their login and password been compromised or been used to access unsuitable or prohibited sites, they must report this to the Resource Centre Administrator immediately. 8. Resource Centre Member must not disclose the personal access code and password to any one, failure to comply with this will lead to a suspension in computer usage, which the Resource Centre Coordinator will make a ruling. 9. Members may not allow another member to use their password/login. is will result in automatic disconnection of the session for the rest of the day. 10. In the event that members corrupt or forget their Login and /or password they must inform the Resource Centre Administrator immediately. A R5.00 administration fee will be applicable to reinstate or edit their application p r o fi l e . 11. e time per month of use does not carry over should you fi nish your time before the month end, you will have to pay R5.00 administration fee for the time to be loaded in your account again. Whilst ARTSCAPE accepts legitimate private interest, not in confl ict with any provision of this policy, may be followed by Resource Centre members are obliged to ensure that ARTSCAPE’s position is never compromised and that such activity is conducted in the member’s own time and resources. Use of Internet facilities for political purposes, gambling and misconduct is strictly forbidden. All members using ARTSCAPE Resource Centre computers) are required to sign a copy of this document and return it to the Resource Centre Administrator. Abuse or disregard of this policy is viewed as misconduct. Transgression of Internet or computer rules may be minor, for which a temporary ban on Internet and e-mail use may suffi ce: serious infringement may result in permanent suspension and /or other disciplinary action being implemented.

I acknowledge that contravention of these rules may result in formal disciplinary action/s. I consent to the monitoring of computer usage and Internet access.

Date ______Signature ______

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Artscape Youth Jazz Festival 2018 For solo instrumentalists and singers Artscape eatre Centre In 2003 Artscape launched the Youth Jazz Festival. is project has grown extensively to accommodate the enormous interest and exceptional talent of young jazz musicians. e project spans over 10 weeks and includes a mentorship programme with the aim to perform at the Youth Jazz Festival in June 2018. is festival’s focus remains the continuous skills development within the jazz genre to foster the investment of cultural democratization of our country. FESTIVAL CRITERIA • e age restriction is 27 years in the year of participation. • We encourage scholars and informal music students to audition. • Candidates must reside in the Western Cape. • Auditions will take place on Saturday 7 April 2018 at Artscape. Please note that transport will not be provided and participants attend at their own expense. • Candidates must submit a preferred list of pieces/standards that they wish to perform. Where possible, candidates should provide sheet music for piano, bass and drums. • A maximum of 15 minutes will be allocated per candidate. • All candidates must be available for all required rehearsals at Artscape in Cape Town from 11 – 15 June 2018. Times will be emailed to the successful candidates. • Artscape will provide the following for your audition: »A tuned piano with an adjustable stool »CD player »Bass amp and guitar amp » Microphone » Drum kit »Music stands if required • Candidates to bring their own instrument. Drummers must provide their own sticks, mallets and brushes. Please send all forms to [email protected] or fax 021 410 9845 by Friday 23 March 2018.

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ARTSCAPE YOUTH JAZZ FESTIVAL For solo instrumentalists and singers

Surname: ______First Name: ______Address: ______Postal Code: ______Email: ______Date of Birth: ______Telephone number: ______Cellphone number: ______Email address / E-posadres: ______Name and telephone number of music teacher: ______Name of School / University: ______Instrument: ______

Title of Work Composer Key

Accurate time, in minutes, of the section to be performed ______

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ARTSCAPE YOUTH JAZZ FESTIVAL For solo instrumentalists and singers Please include your brief biography with your entry form.

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ADE_DIARY2018_finalproof3.indd 59 2018/01/23 10:25 ARTSCAPE Education and Training Programme 2018 WESTERN CAPE YOUTH MUSIC FESTIVAL 2018 For solo instrumentalists & singers Artscape eatre, Cape Town: Saturday 01 September 2018 at 19:30 e 47th Western Cape Youth Classical Music Festival hosted by ARTSCAPE and the CAPE TOWN PHILHARMONIC ORCHESTRA will be held in the Artscape eatre, Cape Town on Saturday, 01 September 2018. Young singers and solo instrumentalists are off ered the opportunity of performing with the Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra. PLEASE TAKE CAREFUL NOTE OF THE FOLLOWING IMPORTANT INFORMATION: • Candidates should be bona fi de full-time music students during the year of participation.  e age restriction is 23 years for instrumentalists and 27 years for singers in the year of participation. • Candidates must be resident or studying in the Western Cape Province. • Auditions will take place on Tuesday, 08 May 2018 at the Fismer Hall in Stellenbosch and on ursday, 10 May 2018 at Artscape eatre in Cape Town. Please indicate at which centre you wish to be auditioned. Please note that candidates are required to attend auditions at own cost. • Candidates must arrange their own accompanists at auditions. • Successful candidates must perform the same work at the concert as played for the audition. • Instrumentalists are required to perform a single movement of a concerto or concertante. Two-piano works are unfortunately not acceptable. Singers are required to perform a work for solo voice and orchestra (or an appropriate part thereof). Candidates are encouraged to choose works from the standard repertoire. e orchestra parts of chosen works should be easily obtainable – the Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra Librarian, Daniel Neal, can be contacted on telephone number (021) 410 9880 or [email protected] for advice and queries in this regard. • A maximum duration of about 15 minutes is recommended for the performance. • A very high concert standard of performance is essential. • Candidates must be available for all required rehearsals at ARTSCAPE (Orchestral Studio) in Cape Town from Tuesday, 28 August 2018 (times to be announced). • Complete the form fully and neatly (please print), kindly ensure that your email address and telephone numbers are correct and return before or on Friday, 20 April 2018, to: Western Cape Youth Music Festival, ARTSCAPE, P O Box 4107, Cape Town, 8000 Fax: (021) 410 9845 / Enquiries: Debbie Damons, Tel: (021) 410 9915

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ADE_DIARY2018_finalproof3.indd 60 2018/01/23 10:25 Entry forms WES-KAAPSE JEUG-MUSIEKFEES 2018 Vir solo instrumentaliste & sangers Kunstekaap Teater, Kaapstad : Saterdag 01 September 2018 om 19:30 Die 47ste Wes-Kaapse Jeug Klassieke-musiekfees word op Saterdag 01 September 2018 deur KUNSTEKAAP en die KAAPSTADSE FILHARMONIESE ORKES aangebied. Jong sangers en instrumentaliste word die geleentheid gebied om saam met die Kaapstadse Filharmoniese Orkes op te tree. LET ASSEBLIEF NOUKEURIG OP DIE VOLGENDE BELANGRIKE INFORMASIE: • Kandidate moet bona fi de voltydse musiek studente wees in die jaar van deelname. Die ouderdomsperk is 23 jaar vir instrumentaliste en 27 jaar vir sangers in die jaar van deelname. • Kandidate moet in die Wes-Kaapse Provinsie woonagtig wees of studeer. • Oudisies vind plaas op Dinsdag , 08 Mei 2018 by die Fismersaal in Stellenbosch en by die Kunstekaap Teater in Kaapstad, op Donderdag 10 Mei 2018. Dui asseblief aan in watter sentrum jy oudisies wil bywoon. Let asseblief daarop aan dat oudisies op eie onkoste bygewoon word. • Kandidate moet hul eie begeleier vir oudisies reël. • Gekeurde kandidate moet op die Musiekfees dieselfde werk uitvoer as vir die oudisie. • Instrumentaliste moet ʼn enkele beweging uit ʼn concerto of konsertwerk vir instrument en orkes uitvoer. Werke vir twee klaviere is ongelukkig nie aanvaarbaar nie. Sangers moet ʼn werk vir solostem en orkes, of toepaslike gedeelte daarvan uitvoer. Kandidate word aangemoedig om werke te kies waarvan orkespartiture maklik beskikbaar is. Vir advies of inligting in hierdie verband kan u die Bibliotekaris van die Kaapstadse Filharmoniese Orkes, Daniel Neal, skakel op telefoon nommer (021) 410 9880 of [email protected] • ʼn Maksimum tydsduur van 15 minute word aanbeveel vir die uitvoering. • ʼn Hoë professionele standaard van uitvoering word verlang. • Kandidate moet vir alle aanvanklike repetisies by die KUNSTEKAAP TEATER beskikbaar wees vanaf Dinsdag 28 Augustus 2018 (tye sal aangekondig word). • Voltooi asseblief die vorm volledig en netjies (drukskrif asseblief), maak asseblief seker dat u telefoonnommers en eposadres korrek is, en stuur dit voor of op Vrydag, 20 April 2018, aan:

Wes-Kaapse Jeugmusiekfees, KUNSTEKAAP, Posbus 4107, Kaapstad, 8000 Faks: (021) 410 9845 / Navrae: Debbie Damons, Tel: (021) 410 9915

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WESTERN CAPE YOUTH MUSIC FESTIVAL / WES-KAAPSE JEUG-MUSIEKFEES 2018

Surname / Van: ______First Name / Voornaam: ______Address / Adres: ______Postal Code / Poskode: ______Date of Birth / Geboortedatum: ______Telephone number / Telefoonnommer: ______Email address / E-posadres: ______

Name and telephone number of music teacher / school / university: Naam en telefoonnommer van musiekonderwyser / skool / universiteit: ______Indicate preferred Audition Centre / Dui Oudisiesentrum aan:

Cape Town / Kaapstad or / of Stellenbosch

Accurate details of the work to be performed Akkurate besonderhede van die werk wat opgevoer gaan word

Composer / Komponis: ______Title of Work / Naam van Werk: ______Opus no.: ______Key / Toonaard: ______Instrument / or voice type / of stemtipe: ______Movement number of the concerto if applicable / Beweging nommer van die concerto waar van toepasing: ______

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Accurate time, in minutes, of the section to be performed / Akkurate tydsduur, in minute, van die gedeelte wat opgevoer gaan word: ______

Brief biography about yourself including previous performance experiences / awards etc. Kort agtergrond van jouself, insluitend vorige optredes/toekennings ens. ______

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Artscape will play host to a number of young musicians to participate in this year’s Band Stand. Mentors will facilitate workshops throughout the year and will culminate in a grand mass band extravaganza on the theatre stage. An audition process will determine the bands that will take part in this production. Bands will be selected by our mentors in April 2018 and will receive a series of workshops from April – June 2018. e aim of Band Stand is to promote and advocate a platform for Brass Bands, Big Bands and smaller ensembles. AUDITION CRITERIA: • e age restriction is 27 years in the year of participation for all band members. • Candidates must reside in the Western Cape. • Candidates must be able to play instruments traditionally used for Brass Band and Big Band setup. Reading music is not a requirement. • Candidates must book an audition slot by fi lling in the form below. A Mentor will be sent to attend your performance or rehearsal. 3 suitable dates must be provided. • Band members must have their own instruments for rehearsals and workshops as well as the performance. Artscape will provide the following for the performance. »A tuned piano with an adjustable stool/ Key board »Bass amp & Guitar Amp »Drum Kit (drummers to bring own sticks and mallets and additional percussion) »Music stands if required. • All candidates must be available for all required rehearsals at Artscape from 11 – 15 June 2018 as well as the event date 16 June 2018. Times will be e-mailed to the successful candidates. • Please note that transport will not be provided for auditions and workshops and participants to attend at their own expense.

Please send all forms to [email protected] or fax 021 410 9845 by 23 March 2018.

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ARTSCAPE BAND STAND Please tell us more about your band. Please fi ll in the contact details by using capital letters

Band Name: ______

Band Leader/ Conductor’s Name: ______

What genre of music do you play? Do you write your own music? What is your vision for your band? ______

Where and when do you rehearse? Please provide an address. ______

Tell us more about where you have performed. Please include youtube links if you have any. ______

Tell us more about the setup of your band. How many band members do you have? What instruments do they play? ______

Contact person: ______Email: ______Telephone number: ______Cellphone number: ______

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Application Form ARTSCAPE TECHNICAL INTERN PROGRAMME 2018 Artscape Technical Training Academy hosts Workplace Integrated Learning Technical Internships in Stage Management, Stage Lighting, Stage Sound and Wardrobe. Interns work alongside industry professionals with the purpose of providing training and practical experience towards a career in the technical aspects of theatre. is programme commences 3 April 2018 and interested parties can apply using the form and details below. Name: ______Surname: ______Age: ______ID Number: ______Highest Qualifi cation: ______Residential Address: ______Contact number: ______Email address: ______Date of Application: ______Application Criteria 1. A Senior Certifi cate 2. Candidates should be articulate in two of the three offi cial languages of the Western Cape (i.e. English, Afrikaans, isiXhosa) 3. Have a keen interest in theatre and its technical operations. 4. Between the ages of 18 and 26. 5. Live in the Western Cape 6. Short-listed candidates will undergo panel interviews to be held at Artscape eatre Centre. Interested individuals must submit the completed application form together with a letter of recommendation, Curriculum Vitae, certifi ed copy of id and supporting educational certifi cates and covering letter in motivation of the application to the address below. Please return this form by 9 MARCH 2018 to; Contact Jeremy Vorster Tel +27 (0)21 410 9877 Email [email protected]

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Entry Form Ayatshis’amateki Mapantsula Competition

COMPETITION RULES: • Participants must reside in the Western Cape. • Age restriction is from 7 years to 25 years in the year of participation. • All Groups must be available on Saturday 16th June 2018. • Song Duration: 1) Minimum 3 minutes 2) Maximum 10 minutes. • Music must be clearly marked and brought with on a USB / CD in mp3 format containing only the song. • Deadline is on Friday 8 June 2018. • Judging criteria includes: • Display of entertainment value, creativity, style interpretation, team work, dance technique must only be Isipantsula moves, energy, stage presence, timeous execution. • Chosen groups will perform their routine at Artscape eatre Centre D F Malan Street, Foreshore, Cape Town on Saturday 16 June 2018 Prizes comprise of 1st, 2nd and 3rd place which will be announced after the audition process.

HOW TO ENTER: • Create a video using a smart phone or camera. • Upload your video or YouTube link on our Facebook Page. • e judges will determine 16 groups to go through to the semi-fi nal and 6 groups for the fi nal. • Deadline is on Friday 8 June 2018 • Screening of all groups will be held on Saturday 9 June 2018 16 Semi-fi nalists will be announced on Monday 11 June 2018 on our Facebook Page; https://www.facebook.com/artscapepantsulacompetition/

For more infomation Contact Mammie Qwazi Tel +27 (0)21 410 9959 E-mail [email protected]

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AfrA Foundation Africa for Africa is a Not for Profi t Company focused on engaging, developing and educating young people for a better future. We are a social responsibility group engaging our youth and young adults in order for them to have a fair chance to succeed in life. We believe education is the most powerful resource our young people have and it will allow them to be successful contributors to society and the economy. GroundZEROCultureCLUB: Is a platform that provides young adults with the opportunity to showcase their innovative and creative talents in areas such as music, poetry, art, fi lm, dance, design and to build their social networks. ese opportunities will take the form of social events, known as Ground ZERO Culture CLUB. Skills transfer will also occur in the form of workshops, which in turn will be a source of income for these artists.

Contact Sebastian Gelderbloem Tel +27 (0)24 429 1062 Email [email protected] Website www.africaforafricafoundation.org.za

Amy Foundation e Amy Foundation is a non-profi t organisation that off ers programmes to develop and empower youth (5-18 years of age) living in the challenged and vulnerable communities within the Western Cape. e programmes place a focus on the creative side of the child’s brain, and supplement the shortcomings of the educational system in the townships of South Africa. ere are huge inadequacies in the schools in which we work, creating a great need for our programmes.

Contact: Michelle Bagley Tel: +27 (0)21 447 1690 Cell: +27 (0)83 233 4729 Email: [email protected] Website: www.amybiehl.co.za

Afrikaanse Taal- en Kultuurvereniging (ATKV) Die ATKV is ’n kultuurorganisasie wat die Afrikaanse kultuur kreatief bedryf tot voordeel van die maatskappy, die Afrikaanse gemeenskap en ’n suksesvolle, multikulturele Suid-Afrika.

Tel +27 (0)11 919 9000 Faks +27 (0)11 919 0220 E-pos [email protected]

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Afrikaanse Taalraad (ATR) e main purpose of the ATR is to create, within the Afrikaans community (first and second Language users), a political language situation in a multi-lingual South Africa where Afrikaans, as an official language – together with the other official languages – is purposely promoted and maintained as a high function language and a language of empowerment in the broader community. e ATR consists of more than 50 organisations from all over South Africa and has a membership of approximately 400 000 people.

Contact Prof Jacques van der Elst, Executive Ofcer Cell +27 (0)82 880 7636 Email [email protected]

Applauz Arts Initiative (PANSA) Applauz Arts Initiative, in association with PANSA, the Performing Arts Network of Southern Africa, presents the first of its kind in the Western Cape – 10 one-person plays of any genre: dance, drama, physical theatre, under one label, Monodrama, depicting a narrative of human endeavour based on a specific theme. e theme of this inaugural monodrama festival is “ is Is Me” One performance by one person in less than one hour! 2 performances per day over 5 days. Performances will be drawn from across the country and participants will be announced in June 2018.

Contact Natalia Da Rocha Cell 072 123 1781 Email [email protected]

Artéma Artéma is the Institute for Arts Management and Development at the North-West University. It is the first institute of its kind in South Africa that serves the Arts in collaboration with as many role players as possible by training managers and administrators in the Arts. Artéma’s training activities are continuously aimed at communities and development since the majority of activities focus on people involved with the management of community arts organisations. e training approach followed by Artéma entails the practice-based compilation of courses/ workshops in order to take it to those individuals in need of training. Our goal is to train people from grass-roots level upwards and not vice versa. After attending our courses, people should be empowered to go back to their communities and make a positive difference since that is where the primary need of basic expertise and management skills in the arts environment lies. Without these skills, access to funding on grass-roots level will be nearly impossible and without funding or basic knowledge to ensure sustainability, the arts community will suffer.

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e training format includes: • Basic training sessions for the management of arts organisations on campus; • Workshops, attendance courses; and • Learnership programmes as well as the subject Arts Management (MUSB).

Contact: Chris de Bruyn Tel +27 (0)18 299 2850/2844 Email: [email protected] Website: www.artema.co.za

Arterial Network Arterial Network is a dynamic, pan-African civil society network comprising artists activities, organisations and institutions engaged in the African creative and cultural sectors. Operating across 90% of Africa, Arterial Network is actively engaged in strengthening the creative sectors and utilising arts and culture to contribute towards development, democracy, human rights and eradication of poverty on the continent. Arterial Network is governed by a steering committee representing the fi ve African regions (North, East, Southern, West and Central Africa) with continental secretariat based in Abidjan. e South Africa Chapter (ANSA) is the national representative of Arterial Network.

Contact Lonwabo Mavuso Chairperson of the South African Chapter (ANSA) Email [email protected] Website www.arterialnetwork.org.za

ATTA Artscape Technical Training Academy hosts Workplace Integrated Learning Technical Internships in Stage Management, Stage Lighting, Stage Sound, Project Management and Wardrobe. Interns work alongside industry professionals with the purpose of providing training and practical experience towards a career in the technical aspects of theatre. e internship programme is a youth programme and will provide an opportunity to gain practical work experience for a period of twelve (12) months.

Contact Jeremy Vorster Te +27 (0)21 4109877 Email [email protected]

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Business and Arts South Africa (BASA) Business and Arts South Africa (NPC) is an internationally recognised South African development agency with a suite of integrated programmes implemented nationally and internationally. BASA encourages mutually benefi cial partnerships between business and the Arts, securing the future development of the arts sector in South Africa and contributing to corporate success through Shared Value. Business and Arts South Africa (NPC) was founded in 1997 as a joint initiative of the Department of Arts and Culture and the business sector as a public/private partnership.

Contact Kim Sanssoucie Tel +27 11 447 2295 Email [email protected] Web www.basa.co.za

Beau Soleil Music Centre e Beau Soleil Music Centre was started in 1982 by the Western Cape Education Department to meet the needs of specialised instrumental music tuition in the Cape Town area. Form the initial 100 pupils, the Centre has grown to its current capacity of ± 400 pupils. Individual lessons in all orchestral instruments are provided by top performing instrumentalists in Cape Town. In conjunction with this tuition is an ensemble programme of Woodwind, String and Percussion ensembles, which form an integral part of the learning process. Beau Soleil supports the study of music as a school subject for matric, and works closely with schools and the Education Department in this regard.

Contact Frank Mallows Tel +27 (0)21 761 1894 Email [email protected]

Breytenbach Cultural Centre e Breytenbach Cultural Centre in Wellington was established in 2007 in the former home of internationally acclaimed poet Breyten Breytenbach and his siblings, whose parents used it as a boarding house in the fi fties. After the Breytenbach family sold the house in 1974, it deteriorated to such an extent that the Drakenstein Municipality considered demolishing it. However, in the nineties a group o of enthusiastic art lovers bought the house from the Municipality and, with the support of the Breytenbach family, embarked on the lengthy process of developing the building into an arts and cultural centre.

Tel +27 (0)21 873 2786 Email [email protected] Web www.breytenbachsentrum.co.za

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British Council e British Council is the United Kingdom’s international organisation for cultural relations and educational opportunities. We create international opportunities for South Africans, the people of the UK and other countries, building trust between them, worldwide.

Brouhaha International Brouhaha International (BI) is a professional arts organisation whose vision is ‘to be a dynamic and innovative arts organisation that acts as a catalyst for change’. Our mission is ‘to champion diversity and participation within the arts developing and delivering work in local national and international contexts, meeting the needs of young people from low income neighbourhoods and culturally diverse backgrounds’.

Cape Dance Company (CDC) e Cape Dance Company is a project-based, neo-classical dance company based in Westlake in the Southern suburbs.

Contact Debbie Turner Tel +27 (0)21 701 0599 Email: [email protected]

Cape Heart Community and Educational Theatre Company Cape Heart Community and Educational eatre Company is a registered NPO and, as its name suggests, has the upliftment of the community, and its youth in particular, at heart. e company has been serving the community of the Western Cape with its eatre-in-Education skills since its inception in 1997 and endeavours to assist learners in their education by presenting programmes and workshops, which augment and broaden their understanding of not only their subjects at school but also within the community itself.

Contact Ivan Abrahams Tel +27 (0)21 931 3351 Email [email protected] Web www.capeheart.org.za

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Cape Music Institute (CMI) e CMI strives to provide a comprehensive education programme to promote the highest levels of professional development while challenging students to achieve their greatest potential. Located in Athlone and serving the whole of the Western Cape, the CMI aims to recruit talented students early on and foster their potential for growth and success in the industry. e teachers and methods of teaching creatively blend the traditional sound of South African music with the technical necessities for the students to grow in their respective fi elds. Students also get the opportunity to participate in performances opportunities.

Contact: Bradley Adams Tel +27 (0)21 637 0327 Email [email protected] / [email protected] Web www.capemusicinstitute.co.za

Cape Town City Ballet e CTCB is renowned throughout South Africa and internationally for the diversity of works in the repertoire and the dancers for their inimitable energy and style – characteristics that stamp the company as uniquely South African. e CTCB has a long-standing practice of developing South African choreographic talent. Many of our foremost South African choreographers were given opportunities early in their careers to create works on the CTCB and its forerunners. ese include Veronica Paeper, Christopher Kindo, and Sean Bovim, who still create extensively both here and abroad, and more recently Lindy Raizenberg, Kirsten Isenberg and Robin van Wyk. e CTCB is committed to the development of choreographers and to the creation of uniquely South African and African ballets.

Contact Professor Elizabeth Triegaardt Tel +27 (0)21 650 2400 Fax +27 (0)86 749 2014 Email [email protected] Web www.capetowncityballet.org.za

Cape Town Gilbert and Sullivan Society e Cape Town Gilbert and Sullivan Society is a non-profi t, amateur theatre group that has staged musicals and Gilbert and Sullivan operas at the Artscape eatre Centre for the last 20 years. It is a tradition that the fi nal dress rehearsal is made available to Artscape’s Audience Development and Education Programme for disadvantaged communities.

Contact: Ken Leverton Email: [email protected]

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Cape Town Opera Cape Town Opera (CTO) was established in 1999 and has become southern Africa’s largest non-profit opera company, transforming opera and the performing arts sector in South Africa. e company stages both new, indigenous works and traditional repertoire operas not only on Cape Town stages, but in community concerts throughout the Western Cape and at leading international opera houses. CTO’s new productions, based on works by South African writers such as Athol Fugard and Zakes Mda, are commissioned and performed on a regular basis. CTO’s Youth Development and Education department partners with schools in Vredenburg, Retreat, Gugulethu and Khayelitsha to create youth operas, prepare for choral eisteddfod competitions and stage choral concerts.

Contact: Masixole Makwetu (Youth Development & Education Coordinator) Tel +27 (0)21 410 9960 Email [email protected] Web www.capetownopera.co.za

Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra (CPO) e Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra is part of the fabric of the South African society, representing the highest artistic qualities. We are dedicated to the education of our youth and the transformation of our society, constantly working towards demographic representation in our orchestra and promoting a balanced global musical culture.

Contact Luvuyo Kakaza Cellphone +27(0)60 960 8935 Telephone +27 21 410 9809 Fax +27 21 425 1009 E-mail [email protected] Web www.cpo.org.za

Cape Philharmonic Youth Orchestra e Cape Town Philharmonic Youth Orchestra was launched in 2004 as part of the Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra’s development and transformation plan. A vibrant ensemble of some 75 musicians, it is sought after in Cape Town for corporate gigs and concerts. ese include appearances at the Suidoosterfees, which are broadcast live. It was the orchestra of choice for the internationally released film, e Last Face, directed by Sean Penn, and its DVD with reggae band “Trenton and the Free Radicals” in the song Mr Mandela has been released abroad. It has played in many festivals such as Woordfees and Gariep and undertook a tour to Gauteng and to the Northern Cape, where its sold out fundraising concert for Drought Relief exposed a new audience to classical music. Many international artists visiting Cape Town, who have coached and presented master classes to its members, have acclaimed its high standard. All CPYO musicians are ‘twinned’

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with a counterpart in the Cape Town Philharmonic Orchestra, and are thus mentored on a continual basis. Rehearsals take place weekly under the direction of its music director Brandon Phillips.

Contact Marvin Weavers Tel +27 (0)21 410 9982 Fax +27 (0)21 425 1009 Email [email protected] Web www.cpo.org.za

Cape Town Philharmonic Youth Wind Ensemble e CPY Wind Band and training ensemble was formed in 2004, with Paul Chandler and then Sean Kierman as the first conductors as part of the CPO’s youth education and development programme. It is a celebrated ensemble, one of the best of its kind engaged for festivals and community concerts. Along with the CP Youth Orchestra, Cape Town Philharmonic Music Academy and Masidlale grassroots training projects, the CPYWE was formed to shape the musical lives of talented young people mainly from areas without access to music education. e 57 members, aged between 16 and 24, practise weekly in Cape Town. Many members have gone on to study music and are now professional musicians, often playing in the CPO itself and nationally. e CPYWE with its abilities, energy and verve, has performed to great acclaim around the city and further afield in festivals such as Greyton and Hermanus. e Wind Ensemble and its training ensemble played under the direction of wind band specialist Faan Malan.

Contact Marvin Weavers Tel +27 21 410 9809 Fax +27 21 425 1009 Email: [email protected] Web www.cpo.org.za

CEMEA Active since 1944, CEMEA strives to build active citizenship and empower women in local development, social economy and fair trade networks. CEMEA promotes meetings and the sharing of experiences and skills between women communities acting in fair trade and social economic networks. rough this trilateral work, we share intercultural knowledge and dynamics on women contributing to local development. It is also an opportunity to share networking practices between these communities and to discover and share other craft practices. CEMEA is active in Burgundy (France), Maule (Chile) and the Western Cape, where it partners with Artscape.

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Chrysalis Academy Chrysalis Academy is a youth development organisation, which empowers young people to take responsibility for their personal growth. is is achieved through a three month residential programme on the beautiful Porter Estate in Tokai. e three month programme is divided into four phases with the fi nal phase prepares graduates for their lives back in their communities.

Contact Chrysalis Academy Tel +27 (0)21 712 1023 Fax +27 (0)21 7121075 Web www.chrysalisacademy.org.za

City of Cape Town e partnership formed between Artscape and the City of Cape Town enables a number of projects to reach the wider community of Cape Town.

The College of Magic e College of Magic is the only magic performing arts organisation of its kind in the world – a unique place of incredible education where life-skills are nurtured and imagination is set free. Founded in 1980 in Cape Town, this non-profi t organisation aims to reach marginalised young people through the power of the Arts. e College of Magic’s ground-breaking social outreach initiatives demonstrate to young people that their circumstances are not the only factors that determine their destiny. ey must be given the hope and skills to create, shape, participate and plan their future. A sense of wonder needs to be rekindled in young people and the understanding that in magic – as in life - nothing is impossible.

Contact The College of Magic Tel +27 (0)21 683 5480 Email [email protected] Web www.collegeofmagic.com

The Community Arts and Culture Centres Federation of the Western Cape (CACCFWC) CACCFWC mission is to ensure that local communities, emerging and professional artists and community arts organisations in various municipalities participate in shared or joint arts activities and programmes to improve lives. e collaboration also aims to build strong networks that share skills and resources for the development and promotion of arts and culture at local and provincial

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levels. is initiative was introduced in all nine provinces by DAC as part of strengthening the relationship between national, provincial and local government around the work of Community Arts Centres and Community Arts programming.

Contact Jennifer Van Papendorp Tel +27 83 55 66 054 Email [email protected]

Community Arts Association (ComArt) ComArt is based in Elsies River, a historically marginalised, largely working class community in the City of Cape Town. Founded by John and Virginia Davids, ably supported by the late Colin omas together with several community leaders, ComArt was constituted in November 1997. Primarily funded by the National Lottery, the organisation utilises arts & culture as well as heritage initiatives to impact community and personal growth, particularly aimed at influencing future choices of youth. Having established a broad strategic network of local community and city-wide arts & culture and educational institutions as well as international partners, ComArt contributes to broadening the base of the artistic pyramid by facilitating sustainable access to the performing and creative arts at grassroots, primarily focusing on the poor and working class. Now celebrating its 20th anniversary ComArt is proud of having created platforms for public performance, exhibition and dialogue - thereby also celebrating our rich and diverse heritage, instilling a sense of dignity, pride and identity, also contributing to the socio-cultural regeneration of society. Mission: To utilise arts, culture and heritage as core elements in human development

Contact John Davids Email [email protected] or [email protected] Postal address: PO Box 163, Elsies River 7480

Dance for All (DFA) Dance For All is a non-profit organisation, which empowers historically disadvantaged children and youth through dance training, which also enhances life skills, personal development and career opportunities. Since its establishment 23 years ago in the townships of Cape town, DFA has been instrumental in training thousands of children helping them to not only learn Contemporary dance, African dance, Spanish dance and Classical ballet techniques, but to develop self-esteem, discipline and motivate them to set goals to become responsible adults who are able to create and embrace opportunities. is is instrumental in creating positive social change.

Tel +27 (0) 21 697 5509 Fax +27 (0) 21 697 1516 Email [email protected] Web www.danceforall.co.za

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The Dance Project THE DANCE PROJECT is an exciting community project introducing kids and adults across the Cape Flats to the excitement of diff erent dance styles such as tap, the Razzamatazz of the musicals, the energy of Hip Hop, the guts of the Gumboot, the punch of Pantsula, the quickness of Kwaito, the control of Contemporary to the earthiness of Jazz. Over the past 17 years the Dance Project has focused on delivering dance skills and training to members of the community who would not otherwise have access to these skills.

Contact Trish Notcutt Cell 083 357 4037 Email [email protected] Web www.thedanceproject.co.za

Department of Cultural Affairs and Sport (Western Cape Provincial Government) e Department partners with Artscape as an implementing agency, managing an EPWP programme on behalf of the Department whereby job opportunities are aff orded for youth from diverse backgrounds. It also funds Artscape on an annual basis to ensure that the building is well maintained.

Contact Jane Moleleki, Director: Arts, Culture and Language Tel +27 (0)21 483 9672 Email [email protected] Contact Nerine Jeaven, Deputy Director: Arts and Culture Tel +27 (0)21 483 9713 Email [email protected]

Discover Islam Centre e Discover Islam Centre (DIC) is on the front lines in educating the masses about Islam, challenging misconceptions and assisting new Muslims. e DIC mission is to share the beautiful message of Islam, provide multi-faceted support for new Muslims and help build a vibrant community. DIC hosted its fi rst competition in 2010. e competition has given rise to a competitive spirit and it has fast grown into a calendar event of note amongst the participating schools.

Contact Rughsaun Adams, Project Coordinator Tel +27 (0)21 696 8375/6 Cell +27 (0)83 524 8994 Email [email protected]

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Distell Foundation e Distell Foundation is a partner with Artscape in funding training and development of e Artscape Resource Centre for emerging arts organizations and practitioners. Access to information on sustainable training for the arts and culture sector are also available to our Resource Centre members.

EduCape – Shakespeare Schools Festival EduCape was established to address the need for dynamic theatre in the education market within the Cape Town area. EduCape specialises in Drama workshops, with a focus on the Stanislavsky Acting Method. EduCape has worked in various educational institutions such as New Africa eatre, AMAC and a number of high schools, including Chris Hani, Leap School, Mondeor, Prudens as well as Vista Nova. Since 2010, EduCape has reached over 2 000 youth in three provinces with its fl agship project, e Shakespeare Schools Festival South Africa (SSF SA). In 2015 SSF SA opened its door for participation to primary schools.

Contact Kseniya Filinova-Bruton Tel +27 (0)21 561 2911 Cell 072 233 2074 Email [email protected] Web www.ssfsa.co.za

espAfrika espAfrika is a leading events management and production company, highly respected for their professional calibre of work carried out across the African continent. eir most notable event is the annual Cape Town International Jazz Festival, which is currently preparing for its 18th year of live jazz. eir winning formula enforces their commitment to supporting and growing local talent.

Contact Craig Parks, espAfrika Training and Development Tel +27 (0)21 671 0506 Fax +27 (0)21 671 0535 Cell 083 340 8904 Emai: [email protected] Web www.espafrika.com

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European Union Delegation to South Africa e Delegation of the European Union to South Africa has developed cooperation programmes that are closely aligned with South African government policies, and are implemented in partnership with national, provincial and local governments, civil society organisations, and the private sector. ey cover key sectors such as employment, social service delivery, governance, education and research, arts and culture. e European Union is a signatory to the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities (UNCRPD). e EU Delegation in South Africa will, together with Artscape, explore different avenues for collaborating and sharing experiences to promote the rights of persons with disabilities.

Field Band Foundation e 20-year-old Field Band Foundation NPC (www.fieldband.org.za) is a youth life skills development programme with 42 brass-percussion-movement Field Bands in 21 disadvantaged localities across seven provinces. One of the FBF’s founding bands is the Cape Whalers Field Band, based in Stellenbosch. e other Western Cape operation is that of the Plett Pioneers, a Field Band based in Plettenberg Bay. rough FBF activities, young people are taught such life skills as commitment, competitiveness, teamwork, discipline and timekeeping. e advantages of heightened self-esteem and associated self-confidence are inculcated. While teaching music, movement and dance is the core of the Foundation’s activities, band members also receive HIV and Aids peer education; General education in social development; Specific life skills training. e Foundation, in collaboration with counterparts in Norway and the US, runs an exchange programme for deserving students, while employment may also be offered within the Foundation when possible. Various tertiary bursaries are also offered to deserving students. e Foundation is primarily funded through South African corporate support, as well as from the public sector (Department of Arts & Culture), and through international support from longstanding partners in Europe and the US. Contact Bridget Wagner-Robinson Cell +27 (0)83 500 9871 Fax +27 (0)86 549 9627 Email [email protected] Web www.eldband.org.za

Fine Music Radio (FMR) FMR is not just another radio station … but the calm in the chaos enjoyed by the discerning listener. FMR presents a wide range of classical music programmes, providing specialist as well as easy listening. Classical and Jazz Music genres are covered exclusively. Jazz programming covers Dixieland, swing, bebop, cool, hard-bop to avant-garde and modern fusion sound.

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ere are regular special interest programmes such as Cape Diary, Business Radio, Book Choice and People of Note. FMR is pro-active in promoting South African music and musicians and broadcasts topical news and interviews about a variety of cultural events in the greater Cape Town Contact FMR Tel +27 (0)21 401 1013 Email [email protected] Web www.fmr.co.za

Frank Pietersen Music Centre e Frank Pietersen Music Centre focuses on music teaching in mainly Paarl, Wellington, Mbekweni and Franschhoek. At present the centre has fi ve full-time educators, three full-time educators (contract) and nine part-time educator posts shared by various educators. Much emphasis is placed on development work. Many learners cannot provide their own instruments, so the Music Centre provides and maintains a large number of instruments for hire at a minimum tariff . Lessons are given in all orchestral instruments. e tuition programme includes Western Classical (all orchestral instruments and piano), Jazz, African Percussion, Singing and theory. ere are various ensembles and orchestras as well as three choirs. e Music Centre also off ers music as a subject (FET: grade 10 to 12) and a bridging course. e tuition programme also caters for adults.

Contact Vaughan R. F. Pietersen Tel +27 (0)21 872 2123/4 Email [email protected] Web www.fpmusiccentre.org.za

French Institute of South Africa IFAS-Culture is the cultural department of the French Embassy in South Africa and supports artistic events in various domains, throughout the year and around the country.

Grahamstown Foundation e Arts Education department of the Grahamstown Foundation (GF) runs a series of Arts based, transformative, creative thinking schools festivals throughout the year for Grade 11 learners. Known as the National Schools Festival, the programme has been running for over 39 years. e GF aims to enrich the cultural and educational life of the youth of South Africa, by promoting an appreciation of the arts as a universal tool of communication and empowerment, and to develop a deeper appreciation and love for South African arts.

Contact Ingrid Wylde or Lily May, Arts Education Of cers Tel 046 603 1125/1107 Email [email protected] OR [email protected]

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HCI Foundation HCI Foundation is the corporate social investment arm of Hosken Consolidated Investments, a black empowerment investment company with its origins in the South African Clothing and Textile Workers Union. We aim to facilitate change in marginalised communities, and through interactive partnerships we hope to make a significant and sustainable impact in those communities.

Indoni Dance Academy Enduring unemployment and poverty in South Africa means that 4 million black youth have no prospects after school. Millions of ‘freedom’ generation kids grow up under worse material conditions than their parents did during the Apartheid era. e amount of talent and creativity in South African schools is astonishing. Liberating that talent is the aim of the Indoni Dance Arts & Leadership Academy. We provide a three year post-school professional training programme for dance and integrated arts, including music, drama, and visual arts and life skills. A vital component of our trainees’ education is to rekindle hope, and provide dignity and life skills to young people.

Contact Jennifer van Papendorp Cell 083 556 6054 Email [email protected]

International Amateur Theatre Association (AITA/IATA) Artscape’s partnership with the International Amateur eatre Association (AITA/IATA). e “African Initiative” was the inspiration of Richard Finch, Youth Drama and eatre Consultant and AITA/IATA at the International Children’s eatre Festival in Lingen, Germany, 2010. e vision of this initiative was to raise the visibility of African Young People’s eatre and Dance, not only within the continent itself but also at an International level. Artscape, South Africa’s premier Arts Complex, with its long standing commitment to young people and community theatre and its excellent outreach work, agreed to play a major role in this development.

Contact Richard Finch Tel +27(0)78 7800735 Email richard.[email protected]

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Jazzart Dance Theatre 43-year-old Jazzart Dance eatre is acknowledged as one of South Africa’s leading contemporary dance theatre companies that has, and continues to exert a powerful infl uence on the development of dance in South Africa. e Jazzart methodology ensures that strong technique is matched with a uniquely South African dance philosophy that is rooted in the diversity of the culture and traditions of our country. Its prodigious creative and critical output allows it to use dance as a transformative tool and to fully interrogate social awareness and cultural inclusiveness – thus embodying the transformative principles and values of South Africa’s Bill of Rights. Our vision is to be a sustainable African contemporary dance theatre company that promotes social change through the continuous refl ection of our South African past to infl uence and shape the future of the arts. Our mission statement is to challenge the dance status quo and social stereotypes through training and performances that celebrate the uniqueness of our bodies as creative instruments which give voice to our untold stories.

Contact Averil Barry-Hughes Tel +27 (0)21 410 9848 Email [email protected] Website www.jazzart.co.za

Living Legends Project What is the Living Legends Legacy Project (LLP) e Living Legends Legacy Project is an initiative by the Minister of Arts and Culture in response to the urgent need to recognize the Living Treasures in South Africa who have played a pivotal role in the Arts, Culture and Heritage. e main aim is to identify, capture, preserve, protect and promote the body of work of the Living Legends, wisdom and knowledge system in a programmatic way. It is mainly an intervention by the Minister of Arts and Culture to recognize the role of the living legends in South Africa.

Web www.dac.gov.za

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Magnet Theatre MAGNET THEATRE is one of South Africa’s best known independent physical theatre companies that has been operating in and outside of South Africa for the past 30 years. Aside from our award winning professional productions, I Turned Away And She Was Gone, Voices Made Night, Onnest’bo, Ingcwaba Lendoda Lise Cankwe Ndlela, TREE/BOOM/UMTHI amongst others, we run multi-layered educational programmes which are aimed at the transformation of young people’s lives and the theatre industry as a whole. Magnet eatre runs the only suite of bridging programmes in theatre arts for unemployed youth in the Western Cape including the Community Arts Development Culture Gangs and Cederberg Municipality Project, the Magnet eatre Full Time Training and Job Creation Programme and various internship programmes. We are housed at THE MAGNET THEATRE in Observatory, Cape Town which is a 150-seat theatre. It is a training home for youth development projects, a performance space for our professional productions and an administrative base for all our programmes.

Contact Nomsa Mbothwe Tel +27 (0)21 4483436 Email [email protected]

Mikateko Media Mikateko Media is a black-owned and controlled media company, and has been operating since 2008. e founding directors – Desireé Johnson, Ingrid Jones and Raj Lalbahadur – have between them, more than 30 years of media experience, spanning advertising, television, radio and publishing (print and online). Mikateko Media is a level 2 B-BBEE supplier. Our business drive has always been underpinned by a need to change the media landscape through creating opportunities and lowering barriers of entry, especially for young, black, would-be media practitioners. Over the years, Mikateko Media has grown into a sizable agency, with clients in diverse industries such as banking, marketing, oil and gas, passenger rail, etc. We remain committed to transformation and the empowerment agenda – evident through our Internship Programme and Enterprise Development Initiative, our CSI initiatives uplifting our communities through the publishing of Testimony newspaper (aimed at rehabilitating substance abusers) and, through it, creating jobs.

Contact Ingrid Jones Managing Director, Head of Content & Editor: Juice Tel +27 (0)21 4178185 Email [email protected]

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New World Dance Theatre New World Dance eatre (NWDT) uses the medium of dance to create a new world based on old principles. For the directors it is imperative to preserve and reinvigorate the principles that they learnt throughout their careers as dancers. ese are the principles of discipline, excellence, highest performance standards, life-long learning, and a commitment to their communities and their craft. To these ends NWDT aims to create cutting-edge dance and performance work by providing quality education to the best and brightest young burgeoning dancers in Cape Town through its Dance Bridging Programme in order to produce new and exciting performance pieces that appeal to peoples’ hearts and speak to their souls.

Contact Celeste Botha Tel 082 666 3089

Contact Marlin Zoutman Tel 073 638 9696 Email [email protected] Facebook https://www.facebook.com/NewWorldDanceTheatre

Rainbow Academy e Rainbow Academy is a non-profit School of Performing Arts and Business that started in June 2010 at Mandela Rhodes Place, Cape Town. e aim of the school is to nurture talent, educate and address youth unemployment in the Performing Arts and Creative Industries. We provide a 1 to 2 year quality arts and business training programme with job placements for talented, disadvantaged youth with matric between the ages of 17-25. Each year 30 students complete a holistic programme of academic, practical and social growth that prepares them for a sustainable and planned career in the arts. Students are provided with practical training as well as academic qualifications in music in addition to short courses in business management, tourism and hospitality. e Rainbow Academy is targeting talented, disadvantaged youth who have completed their secondary education but have no access to further education or employment. ere is a great demand for our programme in Cape Town. We plan to expand nationally to help bridge the gap between the current situation of unskilled, unemployed youth and a brighter, empowered future.

Contact Thenjiwe Mgedisi Tel +27 (0)21 426 4759 Email [email protected] Website www.rainbowacademy.co.za

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SAGA e South African Guild of Actors (SAGA) aims to be the foremost organisation representing actors in the film, television, stage, commercial and corporate sectors in South Africa. e Guild exists to enhance actors’ working conditions, compensation and benefits and to be a powerful, unified voice on behalf of artists’ rights.

Contact: Francis Chouler, SAGA Vice Secretary Email: [email protected]

Samba Resille As a result of a decade long partnership with e Brouhaha International Festival Artscape have been invited by a participating organisation Samba Resille and the European Union Erasmus Plus fund to collaborate with exchange of young theatre practitioners between Artscape and countries in Africa and Europe. Artscape (SA), Barefeet eatre (ZA) and Samba Résille (FR) will work on a Cultural construction of youth and young construction of culture called Capacity Building in the field of youth development. is cooperation project between 3 cultural structures will be using the artistic, cultural and social actions as they lead young people. e Second project will be on capacity building of Arts Development Practitioners between Cape Town (South Africa, SA) / Lusaka (Zambia, ZA) and Toulouse (France, FR). e aim is to build capacity within cultural industries for South Africa and shared practice with our African and European counterparts

SAMRO e Southern African Music Rights Organization NPS (SAMRO) is a leading regional copyright administration business, dealing primarily with the administration of music for composers/ authors’ Performing Rights. As part of SAMRO’s drive to expand its customer service to major centres around the country, SAMRO has established contact centres including Western Cape. e contact centre of Western Cape is based at Artscape Resource Centre. ey assist applicants with application for SAMRO membership, Publisher Membership, notification/registration of their musical works and any other queries regarding the Writer Services.

Contact Siyabonga Buthelezi Tel +27 (0) 21 410 9974 Email [email protected] Customer Services (Jhb) 0800 247 247 (Toll Free) or 086 1172 676 Email [email protected] Web www.samro.org.za

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Sekunjalo Edujazz Sekunjalo Edujazz’s mission is to promote and develop young talented musicians by assisting them in their musical careers by affording them the opportunity to perform on stage with some of South Africa’s musical legends. ey are also given a chance to learn and be mentored by a host of legends in local music. Sekunjalo Edujazz gives back to the communities in the Western Cape as the proceeds of the annual Edujazz Concert benefit more than 75 impoverished schools in the Western Cape in the form of bursaries.

Contact Cherie Hendricks Contact Donovan Witten Tel +27 (0)21-427 1400 Tel +27 (0)21 761 2684 Email [email protected] Email [email protected]

SFONSA e Skilled Foreign Nationals in South Africa (SFONSA) is a registered Non-Profit Organization (NPO) under the ACT 71 of 1997 of the Republic of South Africa. SFONSA aims to bring together Foreign Nationals working and residing in South Africa to provide a platform for professional interaction and networking which could lead to skills improvement and personal development.

Tel +27 (0)21 403 6410 Fax +27 (0)21 403 6301 Email [email protected] Web www.sfonsa.org

Siyasanga Cape Town Theatre Company e Siyasanga Cape Town eatre Company started by Fatima Dike and Roy Sargeant in 2002, aims to produce original, relevant stage productions. ese are produced both in townships and major theatre venues as well as being aware of the needs of school learners. Siyasanga is designed to develop young, mainly previously disadvantaged theatre workers through on-the-job training, mentorship and performances of the highest quality. e company also runs two playwriting programmes viz. the Black Playwrights Forum and the Siyasanga New Playwriting Programme.

Contact Fatima Dike Tel 076 449 9896 Email [email protected]

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Stigting vir die Bemagtiging deur Afrikaans (SBA) Die SBA poog om geletterde, selfonderhoudende en omgewingsbewuste gemeenskappe deur die gebruik van Afrikaans te help vestig. Geletterdheid word in Afrikaans bevorder onder die breë Suid- Afrikaanse bevolking en hou altyd verband met mensontwikkelingsprogramme. Afrikaans word nie net bevorder met die skep van leeskultuur onder nuut-geletterdes, maar ook met die bewusmaking van die voordele en opheffing van geletterdheid in Afrikaans. Onderwys is die grondslag van alle projekte, omdat dit die oordrag van kennis, vaardighede en waardes omvat.

Kontak Dr Niel le Roux Tel +27 (0)21 202 9404 E-pos [email protected]

The South African National Dance Trust (SANDT) e South African National Dance Trust was formed in 2009 to promote, preserve and support the art forms of classical ballet and contemporary dance throughout South Africa. e Trust aims to increase awareness and widely inform the South African public about dance and provide the opportunity for national, grand-scale dance productions to be performed bi-annually in all the major cities and arts festivals in South Africa. Particular encouragement is given to organisations that foster performers from previously disadvantaged backgrounds.

Contact Robyn Taylor, Project Director Cell: 082 376 3447 Email: [email protected] Web www.sandt.co.za

Unmute Dance Theatre Company e Un-mute Dance Project came into existence in 2013, after Youngblood Arts and Culture Development funded the first phase of a performance creation entitled ‘Unmute’ in Cape Town and formally launched as a full time dance company in 2014. Un-mute was the first choreographic piece by Andile Vellem based on his experience as a deaf, professional dancer who has been dancing professionally for more than 13 years whilst being deaf. rough the Un-mute Dance Project, Andile found his voice as a choreographer using sign language as the source of the movement vocab.

Contact Mpotseng Shuping Tel +27 (0)21 410 9872 Cell 079 624 0108 Email [email protected] or [email protected]

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Waterfront Theatre School e Waterfront eatre School was fi rst established by Keith Galloway and Delia Sainsbury in 1992 at the then newly opened V&A Waterfront in the Old Mission to Seamen Building. Now the college is acknowledged as one of the key training institutions for the South African Performing Arts Industry with an impressive alumnus of graduates who continue to dominate the industry. e Waterfront eatre College off ers vocational training in the performing arts. e course has been developed in accordance with the requirements of contemporary performers in the performing arts industry and infl uenced by key practitioners in the fi eld. e Waterfront eatre School is one of a handful of full time colleges in South Africa where all aspects of the performing arts can be studied under one roof: off ering, within its curriculum, both teaching and performing qualifi cations across all genres of singing, dancing and acting. ese qualifi cations are internationally recognised and accredited by Trinity Guildhall, London and e Imperial Society of Teachers of Dance, London.

Contact Mary Martin Tel 021 418 4600 Email [email protected] Website www.waterfronttheatreschool.co.za

Western Cape Choral Music Association (WeCCMA) WeCCMA is an association formed by the choirs who are mainly based in the townships of the Western Cape province of South Africa. e association was formed mainly to look into matters of choir unity, choir development, stakeholder development and equitable distribution of resources for holistic choir development throughout the province. WeCCMA services choirs as far as Plettenberg Bay, Beaufort West, West Coast, as well as in all the municipal districts of the province. Our core business is choral music development in all its aspects. Currently our choirs have a huge backlog in all aspects of their developmental needs.

Contact Siyabulela Heshula Tel +27 (0)83 761 8773 Email [email protected]

Woman Zone Woman Zone strives to bring together women from all communities and uniting Cape Town through connecting and unifying, growing and knowing, promoting and celebrating women. It wants to bring together all women from the Mother City’s cultural kaleidoscope. rough story-telling, women get to know one another better, share experiences, work together, learn from each other – and above all to highlight and promote their past, present and future achievements, not their victimhood.

Contact Nancy Richards Cell +27 (0)83 431 9986 Email [email protected]

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World’s Children’s Prize e World’s Children’s Prize is the world’s largest educational programme on children’s rights, democracy and global friendship. e nominees are chosen by a panel of judges, all under the age of 18, who have had their rights violated in some way. e children on the jury represent all the continents and major religions and are experts on children’s rights through their own experiences.

Contact Marlene Winberg Tel +27 (0)21 788 5888 Email [email protected] Web www.worldchildrensprize.org

Zip Zap Circus School e Zip Zap Circus School (Zip Zap) is a non-governmental organisation (NGO), which was established in Cape Town, South Africa in 1992 by Brent van Rensburg and Laurence Estève. e initial aim of the School was to provide a space for children from various socio- economic and racial backgrounds to come together as a means of encouraging inter-racial contact and dialogue in a safe, fun environment. Zip Zap has grown to become a fully- fledged social circus school, offering a combination of circus, technical, educational, and life skill development initiatives through a variety of programmes. Contact BRENT VAN RENSBURG Tel +27 (0)21 421 8622 Cell +27 (0)82 893 05 07 Email [email protected] Web www.zip-zap.co.za

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WCED (Western Cape Education Department) e partnership formed between Artscape and the Western Cape Education Department enables a number of projects to reach the wider community of Cape Town. USEFUL CONTACT NUMBERS: Anina Lundi Cathlene Ronel Beukes Deputy Chief Education Specialist: Arts and Culture School Enrichment Coordinator: Tel: +27 (0)21 467 2016 West Coast Education District Tel: +27 (0)83 707 2193 Cell: 083 232 2833 Email: [email protected] Fax: 086 650 7388 Email: [email protected] Christopher Banda David Leonard Senior Curriculum Planner: Afrikaans School Enrichment Coordinator: Tel: +27 (0)21 467 2258 Metro North Education District Cell: 082 578 2497 Tel: +27 (0)21 938 3170 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Dennis Pillay Ellene Louw Provincial School Enrichment Coordinator Senior Education Specialist: Tel: +27 (0)21 467 2582 Design and Visual Arts Email: [email protected] Tel: +27 (0)21 467 2585 Cell: 076 112 4009 Email: [email protected] Fazeela Haff ajee Fred Josias Deputy Chief Education Specialist: English School Enrichment Coordinator: Tel: +27 (0)21 467 2868 Cape Winelands Education District Cell: 074 954 9083 Tel: 023 348 4652 Email: fazeela.haff [email protected] Cell: 082 478 6428 Email: [email protected] Ina Bruce Keith Tabisher Senior Education Specialst: Senior Education Specialist: Music Further Education and Training (Dramatic Arts) Tel: +27 (0)21 938 3147 Cell: 083 311 1575 Cell: 073 268 7444 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Kobus Mike Lucia Petersen School Enrichment Coordinator: Curriculum Planner: Afrikaans Overberg Education District Email: [email protected] Tel: 028 214 7368 Cell: 078 535 4952 Fax: 086 505 3771 Email: [email protected]

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Mary-Joan Swartz School Enrichment Coordinator: Deputy Chief Education Specialist: isiXhosa Metro East Education District Tel: +27 (0)21 467 2590 Tel: +27 (0)21 900 7253 Cell: 082 341 2455 Fax: 086 528 6486 Email: [email protected] Nicola Schorn Rowan Esau Senior Education Specialist: Dance Studies School Enrichment Coordinator: Tel: +27 (0)21 467 9276 Metro South Education District Cell: 083 448 4802 Tel: +27 (0)21 703 31989/239 Email: [email protected] Cell: 071 371 5027 Email: [email protected] Shaheeda Majiet Sinovuyo Stofi le School Enrichment Coordinator: School Enrichment Coordinator: Metro Central Education District Eden and Central Karoo District Tel: +27 (0)21 514 6922 Tel: 044 803 8377 Email: [email protected] Cell: 074 644 9137 Fax: 086 242 3082

WESTERN CAPE CULTURAL COMMISSION (WCCC) e Western Cape Cultural Commission was established according to the Western Cape Cultural Commission and Cultural Councils Act, 1998 (Act 14 of 1988). e aims of the Cultural Commission are to preserve, promote and develop culture in the Western Cape, in accordance with a policy determined by the Provincial Minister.

WCCC Funding for Cultural Councils A registered cultural council may apply to the Cultural Commission for fi nancial support for culturally related projects, research and the holding of conferences.

WCCC Funding for Arts and Culture Organisations e Department of Cultural Aff airs and Sport calls for funding applications from arts and culture organisations, NGO’s etc. once per fi nancial year. e Western Cape Cultural Commission may be contacted at:

THE SECRETARIAT Western Cape Cultural Commission Tel +27 (0)21 483 9543 Fax +27 (0)86 609 6249 Email [email protected] Website www.westerncape.gov.za

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Artscape Code Of Conduct For Theatre Users

• All visitors to the Artscape eatre Centre are subject to the Code of Conduct at all times during any production. You are kindly asked not to jeopardise future productions with poor behaviour. • Teachers / chaperones are kindly asked to monitor the behaviour of learners at the eatre. • Educators are to be present at all times while learners are at Artscape, whether they are a member of the audience or a performer. • Visitors are kindly asked to respect the property of the theatre and not to cause damage to property in any way. • Please ensure that you are on time. Organisers reserve the right to keep latecomers out of the theatre venues until a suitable interval. Some productions do not have an interval. • Once seated in the theatres we ask you to respect the theatre process and not to disrupt the experience of those around you by entering or leaving the auditorium during the performance, or engaging in disruptive behaviour such as talking or using your cell phone. • Cell phones should be switched off and kept in a safe place. • e use of any photographic or recording equipment is strictly prohibited. • No food or drinks may be consumed in the theatre. • No audience member is allowed to enter the Backstage Area, ESPECIALLY VIA THE STAGE. • Please understand that we are not trying to ruin your fun, but we believe in placing value on socially acceptable behaviour, which empowers and challenges our audiences to be richer, fuller human beings. By observing these basic courtesies, we hope to establish an audience that is both respectful and sensitive to the needs of performers and fellow audience members, and to promote a receptive environment where all present may enjoy the event.

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an agency of the Department of Arts and Culture

DF Malan Street, Foreshore, Cape Town 8001 PO Box 4107, Cape Town 8000 Tel +27 (0)21 410 9800 Fax +27 (0)21 421 5448 www.artscape.co.za

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