A R T S C A P E T H E A T R E C E N T R E PRESENTS Women / Humanity Women / HumanityArts Festival

A R T S C A P E

an agency of the 20 Jul - 18 Aug 2018 Department of Arts and Culture CONTENTS

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Stage Productions 6 • Fostering Fever • Divalicious Dames 2018 – Here’s To Life • Ruth First: 117 Days • Bollywood Enchanted • Around the Fire • ABFAB Drag • Liefde is Rooi • Piazza Production • CCFM Concert

Festival Icons 10

Woman Zone Story Café & Panel Discussions 12

SAFFI Exhibition & Story Telling 13

Humanity Walk 14

Humanity Lunch 15

Street Talk Film Screenings 16

Department of Home Affairs – Smart ID Campaign 17

Women Unite 17

Workshops 18

• WAND Celebration & Empowerment Workshop with teenage disabled girls • Southern Suburbs Legal Advice Centre Law & Consumer Workshops • Forward Fund Workshop

CANSA, TBHIV Care & OTSM Health Screenings 21

Stakeholders & Exhibitors 22

Daily Programme 26

Sponsors 29

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Alderman Patricia De Lille Executive Mayor of the City of

Cape Town is a caring and inclusive city and a city of opportunity.

All these values are espoused by the Women’s Humanity Arts Festival whose organisers believe in equality and that the world belongs to all those who live in it.

The is proud to be associated with an event which seeks to promote inclusion and educate the public on the importance of telling the stories of marginalised groups in .

We are indeed proud that Cape Town’s hub of arts and culture, the Artscape will again host the Women’s Humanity Arts Festival where audiences will not only be entertained with the fine arts, but also engage in thought-provoking commentary on human rights issues.

Touching on issues affecting women, persons with disabilities and marginalised groups, such as LGBTI persons, the festival is truly a remarkable platform which brings together people from different backgrounds.

The City is honoured to support efforts such as these which bring together many diverse and unique talents to tell the stories that need to be told. This goes together with our own efforts of building an inclusive city where we celebrate our talents and what makes us unique and come together, so that everyone feels a sense of belonging in the Mother City.

It is through partnerships such as these and a whole of society approach that we can make a greater impact in addressing social issues by taking hands and working together.

It is up to all of us to tackle these challenges, especially issues affecting the most vulnerable in society, and to empower our grandmothers, mothers, sisters as well daughters to be able to take care of themselves and claim their rights.

I’m also touched that this Women’s Month in August, the festival will celebrate and honour great women who have made a contribution in various facets of society.

I would like to commend the organisers for continuing to host the event at such a crucial time in the world, when we need more people to raise awareness and support for marginalised groups within our communities.

May the growth this festival has shown over the last 11 years shine throughout the month of August for the all the artists, audiences and organisers. Have a wonderful time in this great city.

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HRH Princess Celenhle Dlamini Chairperson: Artscape Council

On behalf of our esteemed Artscape Council Members, Management and Staff, I would like to welcome and thank you for being a part of our 12th edition, Women’s Humanity Arts Festival.

This year is a special one for us as South Africa marks the centenary celebrations for our struggle activist Mama Nontsikelelo, Albertina Sisulu. Ma Sisulu, as she was affectionally known, displayed great courage and is hailed for being a unifying leader during the Apartheid era. In 1956, she was instrumental in leading more than 20 000 women from across South Africa to march to the Union Buildings in Pretoria against the carrying of passes by women.

Artscape Women’s Humanity Arts Festival this August is calling on all women from different walks of life to celebrate their relentless work and sacrifices made to build the democratic society we relish today. We will also be honoring Ruth First, anti-apartheid activist, scholar and journalist who was assassinated using a parcel bomb on the 17th August 1982.

Our festival theme, “A Spotlight on Cultural Diversity: Transformation & Healing Through the Arts”, will be dedicated to celebrating both iconic women who led the Struggle as well as modern day “She-roes”? who continue to draw attention to significant challenges South African women still face today, such as gender based domestic violence, discrimination in the workplace, disability, homophobia and empowering the girl child.

We look forward to you joining us for the various peer-to-peer, inter-generational and inter-faith workshops we will be hosting, as well as the world-class productions that will be staged at Artscape throughout the month. These events will lead up to our Annual Humanity walk that will see hundreds of responsible citizens coming together to celebrate the strides and advocating for improved human and economic rights for women.

For the past 11 years, Artscape has developed and strengthened partnerships with stakeholders and partners who have formed an integral part of the success of the annual Artscape Women’s Humanity Arts Festival. In combining arts-centred stage productions with theme specific information, discussion sessions, workshops and health screenings, the annual festival will continue to entrench the principle of restoring dignity and social cohesion in and through the arts. This year will be the 12th edition of the Artscape Women’s Humanity Arts Festival with Humanity as the central theme running from 20 July - 18 August at the Artscape Theatre in Cape Town.

In 2017 the festival attracted 2000+ members of the general public, which we believe is testimony that we are living up to our objective i.e. making the theatre accessible to the general public.

We are honoured to have you be part of this event and wish to extend our heartfelt gratitude to all involved who work tirelessly towards ensuring the success of our annual Artscape Women’s Humanity Arts Festival. Please join us on 9 August 2018 as we celebrate Women’s Day at the Artscape Theatre Centre.

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Marlene le Roux Chief Executive Officer Artscape Theatre Centre

It is with pride and heartfelt thanks to women from all walks of life – and over a great many years – that Artscape hosts yet another Artscape Women’s Humanity Arts Festival this August to celebrate them and their relentless work encapsulated in the theme “A Spotlight on Cultural Diversity: Transformation & Healing Through the Arts.”

Over 60 years ago, more than 20 000 women marched to the Union Buildings in Pretoria to protest against the pass laws and inhumane Apartheid legislation. Discriminated against, based on the colour of their skin, the pass laws directly affected their personal lives as well as their economic emancipation. Then Democracy dawned, and we identified iconic events that led to our emancipation from the shackles of Apartheid. August 9, the historic day those women marched, was earmarked and declared a public holiday to be henceforth commemorated in honour of women’s struggles towards freedom. The day was to be known as National Women’s Day.

Thus, as part of Artscape Theatre Centre’s commemoration of this struggle and in celebration of the strides we have made as a democratic society, the Artscape Women and Arts Humanity Festival will be dedicated to both iconic women who led the Struggle as well as modern day “she-roes.” Those included celebrating the centenary of Albertina Sisulu and the dynamic Ruth First as well as modern day activists through the arts, Lee- Ann van Rooi, Siphokazi Jonas and the late disabled activist, Patience Lunika, who, just last year, had her first fashion show at this very Festival at Artscape and whose contributions to women’s challenges we want to remember.

More than 24 years into our democracy, as South Africans, we presumed that, given our civil liberties and Bill of Rights, we would be completely and entirely free to live our lives guided by our founding document, the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa. But we must stay abreast of the new set of challenges we, as the citizens of this fledgling Democracy, face. Sexism remains rife. Women are judged on what they wear; lambasted for defying traditional roles – both “African” and “Western”; vilified for entrenching their guaranteed rights, while many are subjected to violence, partner abuse, sexual attacks, rapes and femicide – vile deeds encouraged by patriarchal, misogynist norms that remain deeply entrenched within the male psyche. Unfortunately, many women uphold the aforementioned norms too – something we also hope to highlight during this important Festival.

A glance at the enclosed Artscape Women’s Humanity Arts Festival programme (with its stage productions, film, poetry, exhibitions, discussions and workshops) testifies that our theme of shining a “Spotlight on Cultural Diversity: Transformation & Healing Through the Arts” will go a long way to address and ask those pertinent questions like: Where is the struggle for women’s liberation at, at present? In which ways have women’s challenges of modern-day changed? Are our modern-day women empowered and do they honour themselves enough to take up those challenges? Are we steadily working towards the equality that stalwarts like Mama Sisulu, Dora Tamana and of course Tata Madiba so impeccably led?

Thank you and enjoy!

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Thoko Ntshinga Advisor to the CEO: Transformational Projects Artscape Theatre Centre

It’s that time of the year again and we pride ourselves with achievements from women all over.

The slogan ‘Wathint’abafazi wathint’imbokodo’ is fast losing its meaning as so many women are abused and killed. As women, we keep on looking for answers as well as comfort each other till such time that all this cruelty stops.

Again, on the 9th, women will march on the streets of Cape Town towards the Artscape Theatre Centre where they will share their stories and advise each other not only on the law, the constitution and matters of the heart, but also a way forward with our children.

The foyers are currently a construction site as the centre is upgrading to accommodate all patrons, especially those living with disabilities. Come end of the year and we will be a new centre.

The festival continues to balance the playing fields to achieve equality for all. We continuously aim to highlight the many women who tirelessly and bravely work towards achieving socio-economic and gender equality.

Come join us in celebrating our rich diversity and join us as we embrace the spirit of Humanity on 9 August!

FESTIVAL 2017

Fashion Show Humanity Lunch

Humanity Walk Humanity Lunch

5 STAGE PRODUCTIONS Fostering Fever Presented by Artscape in association with the Fostering Foundation

Dates: 20 & 21 July at 20:00 Venue: Arena Ticket Price: R150

The official launch of “The Fostering Foundation”, showcasing the young talent that is currently being mentored by Sophia Foster.

The Fostering Foundation, which was established for the purpose of developing and nurturing of unfounded talent, offers weekly workshops and free tuition to all students participating in this programme. These young artists are groomed in all aspects of stage performance, vocal training, stage craft, choreography and microphone techniques, resulting in creating a polished, all round artist.

Sophia’s technique of mentorship emanates from a holistic approach to music, resonating with the message intended through song. Sophia is able to share her passion, knowledge and skills through drawing from her experiences of over 50 years as a highly acclaimed performing artist. She has sourced students from various communities in Cape Town such as , Maitland, , Paarl, and other surrounding areas. Be sure not to miss this showcase of young talent.

Divalicious Dames 2018 – HERE’s TO LIFE Dates: 27 & 28 July at 20:15 Venue: Arena Ticket Price: R120

Take a trip down memory lane with drag/mime artists Ramsay Davids and Martin Neethling.

6 STAGE PRODUCTIONS Ruth First: 117 Days Dates: 31July at 11:00 & 19:30 1 August at 11:00 & 19:30 2 & 3 August at 19:30 4 August at 15:00 & 19:30 Venue: Arena Ticket Price: R150

Ruth First

After a sensational, sell-out debut at the National Arts Festival in 2016, this tour-de-force comes to Artscape for 8 performances only, in celebration of Women’s Month. Ruth First was a journalist, academic and political activist during the height of Apartheid. She was detained, persecuted, exiled and eventually assassinated for her activism and beliefs. Ruth First:117 Days dramatises First’s harrowing, 1963 arrest and detention under the notorious 90-day clause. First became the first white woman to be arrested under this act.

Directed by Marcel Meyer with Jackie Rens as Ruth First.

Bollywood Enchanted Dates: 3 & 4 August at 19:30 5 August at 15:00 Venue: Theatre Ticket Price: R130 – R150

Inspired by one of the most beloved fairy tales of all time, Bollywood Enchanted brings together some of your all-time favourite Bollywood songs in a foot- tapping theatrical experience – a sure treat for the whole family! Through an intricate weave of song and dance, Cape Town-based Bollywood dance troupe – Taare, presents an inspired adaptation of a timeless classic. Come join the Taare dancers alongside other guest artists as they bring to life the fabled themes of hope, love and resilience while staying true to all that Bollywood rhythm, colour and vibrancy.

A magical journey of dance, drama and music awaits … will you be there when the clock strikes 12?

7 STAGE PRODUCTIONS Around The Fire Dates: 8, 10, 11 August at 19:30 9 August at 15:00 & 19:30 Venue: Arena Ticket Price: R120

In this unique fusion of theatre, poetry and live music, a uniquely South African story unfolds. Four women with very different backgrounds, Mbali, Faiza, Amber, and Angel find themselves sharing a makeshift fire on a rainy Cape Town evening. Brought together by unexpected circumstances, they form a bond as fierce and temporary as the fire. Mbali, the homeless guardian of the fire, and Eastern Cape ‘refugee’, unravels the stories that brought them there while trying to make sense of her own place in a city that renders her invisible. ABFAB DRAG Dates: 11 August at 15:00 & 20:15 Venue: Theatre Ticket Price: R100

Cape Town has a scintillating drag tradition that dates back to the Thirties, especially in vibrant . Today the pageants, the parties, the hairdressing salons and the fabulous drag queen shows still flourish across the city. However, its often hosted in backwood clubs, catering to a select few who knows where to find them. The Absolutely Fabulous Drag Show endeavours to put the crème de la crème on centre stage at the Artscape Theatre Centre. With fine feathers preened, false eyelashes fluttering and sequins glittering, the fiercely feminine/masculine are gathering to celebrate the world of ‘lip sync’, ambiguous seduction and gender identification. The enigmatic Odidiva Mfenyana comperes the evening, as we also pay tribute to the late Reverend Rowan Smith. A surprise special guest also awaits you. Top class drag divas Vida von Tabisher, SA’s Got Talent 2016 runner-up Manila von Teez, as well as Kat Gilardi, Jayde Kay Johnson and Angel Lalamore of gay cabaret “3D trio” fame, will showcase present-day glory. Camillo Lombard maintains a strict tempo while Basil Appollis stitches it all together and cracks the designer whip as Director.

8 STAGE PRODUCTIONS Liefde Is Rooi Dates: 14, 15, 16, 17 August at 19:30 18 August at 15:00 & 19:30 Venue: Arena Ticket Price: R60

An play written by 22-year-old Enrico Hartzenberg, Liefde is Rooi is a story of victory in a ghetto community of Cape Town where there is no time for love. No time for regret, just time to survive. Directed by Lee-Ann van Rooi and performed by Kay Smith, Chanel Kock and Gershwin Mias.

Piazza Production Date: 9 August at 11:15 - 15:00 Venue: Piazza Ticket Price: FREE

The festival this year will include a FREE Piazza Production which will include a flash mob, line dancing, traditional dancers, singing, choral music, amongst others. Groups and artists included in the line-up will be the Walking Ladies, Kleinvlei Fitness Club, Likwezi Dancers, Women Unite, Cape Cultural Collective Rosa Choir, Anathi Mabo (jazz vocalist), Siphesihle (Dee) Mayekane (jazz vocalist), Buyelekhaya Cultural Dancers, United We Stand Pantsula Group, Seth Grey (vocalist), Marzia Barry (vocalist).

CCFM’s Great Gospel Night Out 2018 Date: 9 August at 19:30 Venue: Opera House Ticket Price: R100 - R250

A celebration of Great Women of Gospel, local and international, with a line-up of legendary artists and chart breaking hit songs. Artists include Neville D, Courtney Jonas, Janine Price, Musa Queen Njoko and more!

9 2018 FESTIVAL ICONS

1918 - 2011

This year not only marks the centenary celebration of our first democratic president, Nelson Mandela, but also that of Albertina Sisulu. Thus within our mandate to honour, commemorate and celebrate significant national days through the Arts, as a cultural institution and agency of the Department of Arts and Culture (DAC), we are actively participating to mark the centenary of the life of a fearless champion of democracy and human rights.

Born Nontsikelelo Thethiwe in the village of Camama, Eastern Cape. Albertina was given the European name when she started at the local mission school. Sisulu eventually went on to become a nurse. She met her husband Walter Sisulu through Evelyn Mase (Nelson Mandela’s first wife). As one of Walter and Albertina’s first dates, he took her to the inaugural conference of the African National Congress (ANC) Youth League (formed by Walter, Nelson Mandela, and Oliver Tambo), at which Albertina was the only female delegate. (It was only after 1943 that the ANC formally accepted women as members).

Albertina Sisulu’s political highlights included many. She was part of the 20 000-strong women who marched on the Union Buildings, Pretoria on 9 August 1956, to protest against then South African Prime Minister JG Strijdom’s extension to the pass laws to women. Outside they sang: "Strijdom, you have tampered with the women, you have struck a rock." which of course went on to become the famous resistance song colloquially known as ‘Wathint' Abafazi, Wathint' Imbokodo' - aptly encapsulating Sisulu’s resilience.

On 2 June 2011 she died at her Linden home in Johannesburg, aged 92. On 21 October this year, Albertina Sisulu would have been 100 years old. We salute a fearless Struggle Icon.

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Ruth First 1925 - 1982

Ruth First, a journalist, academic and political activist was the daughter of Jewish immigrants who settled in South Africa. In 1949, First married Joe Slovo. In 1963 she fled South Africa and settled with her family in North London. In 1977, First was appointed professor and research director of the Centre for African Studies at the Eduardo Mondlane University in Maputo, Mozambique. Following a United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) conference at the centre on 17 August 1982, First was killed by a letter bomb, widely believed to have been the work of security agencies within South Africa.

Lee-Ann van Rooi

Lee-Ann van Rooi is a South African actress and educator best known for her role as Rochelle on the SABC2 comedy, Fishy Feshuns. Over the years she has been a professional performer on stage, television, film and as a voice artist, as well as a writer, director, international educator and trainer. Lee-Ann graduated from the in 1994 with a Performers Diploma in Speech and Drama, a BA Drama and English degree in 1995 and she completed her Higher Diploma in Education in 1998. Besides teaching and focusing on her personal performance career, Lee-Ann is also the marketing and project co- ordinator for Fusion Worx, an innovative theatre company. In 2013 she had a recurring role on the kykNET crime anthology series Die Boland Moorde (The Boland Murders) as Sophia Williams. In 2015 she had a starring role in the kykNET drama series Die Boekklub (The Book Club).

Siphokazi Jonas

Siphokazi Jonas holds a Masters degree in English literature, as well as a Bachelor of Arts degree in Drama and English. As a writer, performer and poet, she has written, produced, and performed in three one-woman poetry productions: “Poetry Under the Stars,” “Wrestling with Dawn,” and “Conspiracy Theory” (staged at the Joburg Theatre). In March 2016, she presented the highly lauded multi-genre theatre production, “Around the Fire,” at the Artscape Spiritual Festival to standing ovation. More recently, she was one of the headline acts, alongside Thembi Mtshali, in the Artscape June 16 production, Oratorio of a Forgotten Youth. She has been a featured act in the Inzync Poetry Sessions, Expression Session Kuilsriver, Grounding Sessions, Jam that Session, Artsemble and the Joburg Theatre CSP Open Sessions. She has also been profiled in various Cape Town newspapers and in Authors Magazine, Mango Juice, and ClubX magazine. In June 2016 she released the first live poetry DVD of its kind in South Africa.

Patience Lunika 1981 – 2018

Patience Lunika, held the position of Deputy Chair of Disabled People South Africa (DPSA) as well as the Director for the Institution for the Advancement of the Disabled (IFAD). She was born with a disease called Osteogenesis Imperfacta (brittle bones). Patience was nominated as the youngest eminent person in South Africa to attend the SONA in 2016. Her work has included assisting persons living with disabilities to find work placements thereby enhancing the independence of persons living with disabilities. One of her hobbies was creating a different style through designing clothes, despite never having studied fashion design. On 9 August 2017 Patience showcased her fashion designs at a Fashion Show at the 2017 Artscape Women’s Humanity Arts Festival.

11 WOMEN ZONE Woman Zone Story Café Story Café’s are regular events: launches, workshops, discussions, etc. taking place at the Women’s Library. The Women’s Library, one of a kind in Cape Town and on the ground floor of Artscape Theatre Centre, has over 1000 books by, for and about women, for reference only. The Women’s Library, a centre available to all women, is open between 12:00am and 2:00pm on Thursdays and Fridays or by appointment. Volunteer librarians are welcome.

The Story Café programme during the Artscape Women’s Humanity Arts Festival is as follows:

Theme: You And Your Faith - speakers will talk about their experiences followed by a discussion. Date: 7 August 2018 Time: 17:30 - 19:00 Venue: Women’s Library, Ground Floor, Artscape Theatre Entrance: R5.00 (or a donation) Tea and coffee will be served

Theme: You And Your (Dis) Ability - speakers will talk about their experiences followed by a discussion. Date: 8 August 2018 Time: 17:00 - 19:00 Venue: Women’s Library, Ground Floor, Artscape Theatre Centre Entrance: R5.00 (or a donation) Tea and coffee will be served About Woman Zone Connecting and unifying, growing and knowing, promoting and celebrating women in Cape Town.

A volunteer movement designed to bring together and unite women from all different communities of the Mother City. To highlight and promote women’s achievements.

The Women’s Library: Home of WOMAN ZONE, on the ground floor of Artscape has over 1000 books by, for and about women. In a series of STORY CAFÉ’S they host launches, workshops, discussions and a regular Book Club. Open Thursdays and Fridays 12 - 2pm or by appointment. All welcome.

The Book: Being a Woman in Cape Town: Telling your story, shares stories from the 13 WOMEN Storytelling series, available from the Woman Zone Library at Artscape.

The Walk: Women’s Walk and Talk route highlights women’s places of interest: self-guided on http://mapmyway.co.za/routes/womans-walk-talk/ or with audio on https://voicemap.me/tour/cape- town/being-a-woman-in-cape-town-3/sites/rock-girl-bench or book an hour’s guided walk for groups or individuals. To join WOMAN ZONE and be on the mailing list: Contact: Nancy Richards • Beryl Eichenberger Website: www.womanzonect.com Email: [email protected] • hipzone@.co.za Twitter: @WomanZoneCT Mobile: 083 431 9986 • 082 490 6652 Facebook: www.facebook.com/Womanzonect

12 SAFFI Exhibition & Story Telling South African Faith and Family Institute Date: 2 August 2018 Time: 10:00 - 13:00 Venue: iSibaya Room, Artscape Theatre

Sacred Conversation - Interventions with men who abuse women in intimate relationships: What Guidance do we get from Holy Scriptures and Ancient Teachings? About SAFFI

The South African Faith and Family Institute (SAFFI), established in 2008, celebrates its 10th anniversary this year. SAFFI recognises that religion plays an integral part in the eradication of gender-based violence against women in intimate relationships and society. Our vision is to see women, men and children live their full potential in a society free from gender based violence where faith and justice are honoured. Our work is done through sacred conversations, dialogues, workshops and short training courses. SAFFI’s work is steeped in research and our aim for the ensuing decade is to develop and offer a comprehensive training as well as intervention programme for men who abuse their intimate partners. We assist faith communities in becoming true sanctuaries of hope and healing to individuals who are afflicted by GBV. We offer technical support to religious leaders (who completed our training) and faith communities in developing denominational or faith specific support services and material on prevention and intervention, which would include faith statement development, policies and procedural guidelines for working with victims / survivors, perpetrators and children. We advocate for respectful partnerships and collaboration between government, gender justice / domestic violence service providers and the faith sector in the quest to cultivate Ubuntu in intimate relationships, homes, places of worship and society.

Contact person: Elizabeth Petersen - Founder / Executive Director Telephone: 021 462 2277 Fax: 021 462 2276 Email: [email protected] Website: www.saffi.org.za

FESTIVAL 2017

13 HUMANITY WALK

Date: 9 August 2018 Time: Gather for blessings at 8.45 to leave at 10am Venue: Schotschekloof Civic Centre, Yusuf Drive, Bo Kaap

The Women’s Humanity Walk, coordinated and facilitated by Woman Zone, SAFFI and Artscape is an annual event that takes place on August 9th as part of Artscape’s Women’s Humanity Arts Festival. The annual Humanity Walk is designed to unite Cape Town through its women. The theme of the Humanity Walk this year is Uniting in Faith.

As always it will be blessed by women leaders of different faiths through SAFFI – The South African Faith and Family Institute. All are invited to join the Walk: women, men, children and persons with disabilities. Participants are invited to carry their organisations’ banner and, as they walk, are encouraged to talk to someone they don’t know in the interest of unity.

14 HUMANITY LUNCH

The Humanity Lunch Table is the brainchild of Naushad Khan, founder and managing editor of The Next 48hOURS. Together with Roxanne Khan, they have sponsored a free meal for all festival attendants since 2014. Communities attending this year’s festival will again be provided with a meal and refreshments. About The Next 48hOURS The Next 48hOURS was started in 2004 by Naushad Khan as a weekly tabloid focussing on entertainment and lifestyle in Cape Town and was awarded the Best Niche Publication Award at the Press Awards in 2005. The publication has grown to become a leading publication that is used by all the major companies and event organisers in Cape Town. After 13 years, The Next 48hOURS was launched in

Johannesburg in February 2015 and in Durban in April 2015. These Naushad & Roxanne Khan NEW editions have been a huge success and can also be read online on www.48hours.co.za. With a pool of talented writers, readers are guaranteed excellent quality articles and information about the hottest happenings in their city. In addition, The Next 48 Hours TV was launched and features regular inserts on travel, events and the theatre scene. Distribution of The Next 48hOURS includes all major retail outlets, V&A Waterfront, info desks, coffee shops, etc.

The Next 48hOURS is also available online at www.48hours.co.za and is very active on Facebook and Twitter.

Naushad Khan is also an entrepreneur with interests in media, tourism and property. Naushad Khan served on the boards of and the Association of Independent Publishers. Roxanne Khan is a health and beauty writer and has travelled extensively across the globe. She is determined to get things done efficiently, adding her personal touch. She is involved in several groups and committees that help to uplift women in different communities. Roxanne is dedicated to her work and family. The Khan’s have 2 sons and call Cape Town their home.

Contact person: Naushad Khan Telephone: 083 791 0433 Email: [email protected] Website: www.48hours.co.za

15 FILM SCREENINGS

Street Talk is a ground-breaking television series aired weekly on community television. From grassroots to the establishment, our engaging programmes expose the lived realities and uncensored views of ordinary South Africans.

Street Talk was launched in 2008 and is a non-profit organisation – visit us at www.streettalktv.com

Contact person: Richard Mills - Director Telephone: 021 4248184 Email: [email protected] Website: www.streettalktv.com

# Time Name Description 1 09:00 Gogo's soccer club When a group of grannies from Khayelitsha formed a soccer team, they had no idea how it would transform their lives. 2 09:30 Battered Women’s Rights Ignored Klapmuts, a small village between and Paarl, has experienced an abnormal amount of crime. Most alarming is the amount of violent acts inflicted on the women of Klapmuts. In this episode, 4 brave women share their tragic stories – in the hopes of raising awareness around these disturbing occurrences.

10:00 Varsity Empowers Women Sesethu, Ziyanda, Noluvo, and Zikhona 3 have just started their new lives as students at the University of the Western Cape. Bright, spirited and determined to succeed; these young adults talk about the challenges, pressures and rewards that their new journey has ushered in.

10:30 Rape Survivors According to alarming statistics, 1 in 3 South 4 African women will be raped in their lifetime. In this short film, we speak with five brave women who share their experience as survivors of rape.

11:00 Raising boys You are a single mother in Hanover Park and your son has committed a crime. Do you hide him or 5 hand him over to the cops? One of many dilemmas this group of women face when fathers are absent and the boys won’t listen.

11:30 Menstruation Seven young women talk about the first time they menstruated. Were they prepared? Did their moms 6 tell them about it? Are they able to tell their boyfriends?

12:00 GATVOL Six mothers from Hanover Park share their stories of how they have lost children in the gang warfare 7 that is ravishing their community, and how useless the police have been in bringing the culprits to justice.

16 DEPARTMENT OF HOME AFFAIRS

Smart ID Applications / Hand-over of Smart ID Cards

The Department of Home Affairs is participating in the home affairs Artscape Women’s Humanity Arts Festival by Department: promoting Good Citizenship through talks, ID Home Affairs handovers and educational materials. REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA

The DHA is custodian, protector and verifier of the identity and status of citizens and other persons resident in SA. The DHA controls, regulates and facilitates immigration and the movement of persons through ports of entry. It also provides civilian and immigration services at foreign missions; and determines the status of asylum seekers and refugees in accordance with international obligations.

The DHA has a vision of a safe, secure South Africa where all of its people are proud of, and value, their identity and citizenship and a Mission of the efficient determination and safeguarding of the identity and status of citizens and the regulation of migration to ensure security, promote development and fulfil our international obligation.

Contact person: Buselwa Vika Telephone: 021 465 6523 Email: [email protected] Website: www.dha.gov.za

Women Unite

21st Anniversary Award Ceremony

After having been exposed to the cultures of different bands, Thandi Swaartbooi formed Women Unite in 1997. She felt that women were not getting the recognition, both financially and professionally, that they deserved. Added to this, the “nice” opportunities were always being rewarded to men. With the changes happening in our society and all over the world, the woman’s role has evolved tremendously and this has been one of the things that inspired Thandi to approach a number of talented young women looking to make a future for themselves in the field of Arts & Culture. The eight women, making up Women Unite, are from in and around Cape Town. Their versatility, virtuosity and infectious rousing performances have greatly amplified the impact of African music in Cape Town and around the world. The band features traditional African music combined with jazz and modern music. Originally the music was very traditional using marimbas, African drums and the repertoire included songs and dance about their heritage and in 2006 they introduced a brass section. The group of eight women have been trained in different disciplines of music, dance and drama. Currently some members are facilitators of the Women Unite Entertainment and Projects Academy. The project employs full-time Arts facilitators who train previously disadvantaged youth in the different art forms and is funded by the National Arts Council.

On 9 August 2018, Women Unite will host an Awards Ceremony in the Artscape Theatre, celebrating their 21st Anniversary.

Contact person: Thandi Swaartbooi Telephone: 079 299 2120 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected] Website: www.dha.gov.za

17 WORKSHOPS WAND Workshop 4th Celebration & Empowerment Workshop with teenage disabled girls from Special Schools hosted by WAND (Women’s Achievement Network for Disability) Women’s Achievement Network for Disability Date: 2 August 2018 Time: 09h00 - 13h00 Venue: Opera Bar

WAND (Women’s Achievement Network for Disability) is an initiative whereby disabled women give back to teenage girls with disabilities. The initiative started in 2014 to focus on and promote the human rights of women and girls with disabilities.

On 2 August 2018, the WAND team will host the 4th Annual Celebration & Empowerment Workshop for 70 disabled teenage girls between the ages of 13 and 18 years from various Special Needs Schools in the Cape Town area. We use this platform to demonstrate to disabled girls that they too can be successful and strive to live full lives, despite experiencing double barriers of gender and disability.

The aim of the workshop is to enable the girls to celebrate self-acceptance and to unlock their voices – for them to internalise that “as a girl with a disability, I have beauty and strength; I furthermore have the potential to develop and become a competent and confident learner, student, entrepreneur, friend, mother and career woman". The workshop is facilitated by two business women with disabilities, namely Karen Smit and Dr Marlene le Roux. The girls are given the opportunity to share their challenges, stories of hope, desires and dreams. By doing this they feel encouraged and motivated as they realise that celebrating themselves is the first step to a journey of achieving greatness. In doing this, the girls discover and start using their strengths which leads to increased confidence and motivation. This empowerment experience encourages these young girls to create purpose for their lives; motivating them to turn dreams into goals which will give them hope for the future to become the best they can be.

#disABLEDgirlsarebeautifulandcapable About WAND (Women’s Achievement Network for Disability)

Business women with disabilities started the WAND (Women’s Achievement Network for Disability) initiative in 2014 to focus on and promote the human rights of women and girls with disabilities in South Africa. We use this platform to demonstrate to disabled girls that they too can be successful and live full lives, despite experiencing double barrier challenges. During 2016 WAND won two Gender Mainstreaming Awards in recognition of the work being done with teenage disabled girls. We treasure our partnership with Artscape and we are honored that the WAND workshops forms part of their Annual Women’s Humanity Arts Festival.

Contact person: Karen Smit Telephone: 082 990 7961 Email: [email protected] Website: www.wand.org.za Karen Smit

18 WORKSHOPS Law and Consumer Workshops Facilitated by Southern Suburbs Legal Advice Centre (SSLAC) in partnership with Schuld Inc, Cape Debt Clinic, ENSAfrica, SSLAC TNK Attorneys, The Human Rights Commission, The southern suburbs Webber Wentzel Attorneys (Cape Town) and practising attorneys. legal advice Centre FREE Legal Workshops

Date Time Workshop details

9 August 2018 09:30 How do I claim papgeld and what are the challenges? And can I claim maintenance from my Adult child? 9 August 2018 10:00 What to do if you are caring for your grandchild or someone else’s child? 9 August 2018 10:30 How to protect yourself if you are 60 years old and at the mercy of your adult Children? 9 August 2018 11:00 What to do if you or someone you know are being abused. 9 August 2018 11:30 How do I claim papgeld and what are the challenges? And can I claim maintenance from my Adult child? 9 August 2018 12:00 What to do if you are caring for your grandchild or someone else’s child? 9 August 2018 12:30 How to protect yourself if you are 60 years old and at the mercy of your adult Children? The legal workshops will be structured into a 20-minute presentation allowing for 10-minute question and answer session. This will provide you with an opportunity to pose questions to the presenter and obtain questions to the answers you have been seeking. FREE Legal Advice There will be attorneys available, at the same venue where the legal workshops will be held, from 10h30 till 13h00 that will provide you with free legal advice on ANY problems or concerns which you may have. No matter what your problem is, big or small, you are welcome to attend on the attorneys who will be willing to assist you. About The Southern Suburbs Legal Advice Centre (SSLAC) The Southern Suburbs Legal Advice Centre (“SSLAC”) was established in September 2009 and was formally registered as a non profit Trust on 26 May 2010 and is chaired by Advocate Hishaam Mohamed (the Regional Head for the Department of Justice & Constitutional Development in the Western Cape). The aim of SSLAC is to contribute to the promotion, protection and realisation of human rights as enshrined in the Constitution through two (2) key pillars viz: • strengthening democracy through raising awareness of human rights to empower poor communities to enforce their constitutional rights; and • Improving access to justice by providing free legal advice to poor communities.

In order to attain its vision of a strong, democratic society enjoying fundamental human rights and freedom, the Trust empowers poor communities to uphold their constitutional rights. It does this by providing free legal advice, creating human rights awareness and building safer communities through partnerships. All the Trustees of the Trust are admitted attorneys specializing in divergent areas of law, such as Civil Litigation, Commercial and Property law, Criminal and Constitutional Law, Banking and Financial Services and Labour Law.

SSLAC has been presenting Law workshops and arranging for free legal advice sessions at the Artscape Women and Humanity Festival since 2013.

19 WORKSHOPS About Schuld Inc Schuld Inc are Divorce and Family Law attorneys with tested strategies to create cost effective, fair and substantive financial and parenting agreements that supports co parenting for the benefit of the children. Schuld Inc has in the course of 20 years of working in the Legal Profession pinpointed 5 hotspots that can create messy divorces and contested commercial matters if not noticed and managed.

Schuld Inc uses these 5 hotspots to create strategies to manage a matter more effectively making their models unique and effective. Through managing the “hotspots” they managed to reduce the amount of contested divorces to only 17% of the total cases which they handle. This means that the costs per divorce are reduced.

The adversarial and contested court process is their last resort. They make every effort to preserve relationships rather than fuel animosity, even when they have to litigate. They know that a quick transformation from spouses to co-parents is in the child’s best interests, as children cope better with divorce when acrimony is kept to a minimum. Therefore, they do their utmost to reduce conflict, while ensuring that clients’ and children’s interests are protected. TNK Attorneys TNK Attorneys is a law firm based in the Southern Suburbs of Cape Town at Claremont and Wynberg. TNK offers a wide range of legal services to individuals, commercial law services to businesses and public and administrative law services to government institutions and the public. They are able to draw on a wide network of legal and business expertise other than those offered in-house. The firm is based on the values of hard work, communication with clients and problem-solving, but all in the context of fair billing practices.

Contact person: Joy van der Heyde Telephone: 021-531 0205 Email: [email protected] Website: www.schuldinc.co.za I AM ENOUGH Workshop facilitated by Forward Fund

Date: 8 August 2018 Time: 10:00 - 15:00 Venue: The Chandelier Foyer, Artscape Theatre, Cape Town Cost: R150 per person (includes a light lunch) Contact & Bookings: [email protected] Telephone: 071 776 4851

Join us at Artscape for a very special workshop. The theme is "I Am Enough" and the emphasis is on well-being in all its aspects and includes talks, songs, performances, discussions and readings. An inspiring line up of six incredible women will facilitate on a variety of topics as we approach women's day. All aspects of women's well-being will be addressed including emotional, mental, physical, financial and social health and wellness. Browse beautiful stalls from our WIN Women Entrepreneurs and share a special day with fabulous females. Our fabulous facilitators and speakers include Penny De Villiers, Lindi Van Andrie, Rouchelle Liedemann, Nadine Blom Brown, Caroline Peters and Tina Thiart.

20 HEALTH SCREENINGS CANSA Date: 9 August 2018 Time: 10:00 - 15:00 Venue: Opera Bar

CANSA in partnership with TBHIV and OTSM home base cares, will conduct health screening such as breast, blood pressure, blood glucose testing and health and wellness risk assessments.

CANSA’s purpose is to lead the fight against cancer in South Africa. Its mission is to be the preferred non-profit organisation that enables research, educates the public and provides support to all people affected by cancer.

Contact person: René Petersen Telephone: 021 689 5347 Email: [email protected] Website: www.cansa.org.za TBHIV OTSM Contact person: Alna Kraak Contact person: Yolanda Hull Telephone: 078 507 0863 Telephone: 021 371 1402 Email: [email protected]

FESTIVAL 2017

21 STAKEHOLDERS & EXHIBITORS The Amy Foundation

The Amy Foundation (Formerly The Amy Biehl Foundation) is a non-profit organisation specialising in programmes to develop and empower children and youth (5-35 years of age) in challenged and vulnerable communities in the Cape Town area. The programmes we provide supplement the shortcomings of the educational system and help children and young people cope with huge inadequacies within their communities including Gugulethu, Phillipi, Khayelitsha, Bonteheuwel and Athlone. The Foundation runs five After-School Programmes (ASP) and one Youth Skills Development (YSD) Centre in Sybrand Park, currently, reaching over 2000 children and youth daily. Programmes run from Monday to Thursday every week, including school holidays where children and youth receive a basic meal and can partake in any of the following programmes; Performing Arts, Peer Education, Greening and Environment, Literacy and Sport. Together we are changing lives!

Contact person: Michelle Bagley Telephone: 021 447 1690 Email: [email protected] Website: www.amyfoundation.co.za

Cape Cultural Collective

The CCC is an arts and culture NPO that promotes social change through a range of projects and programmes. It is 11 years old this year and has run a number of successful projects including the establishment of two choirs, the hosting of popular monthly cultural programmes, producing a poetry anthology and the hosting of a multitude of fundraisers and celebratory events. The CCC is well known for its social cohesion work and transformational projects in the City.

Contact person: Kay Jaffer Telephone: 082 202 3131 Email: [email protected] Website: www.capeculturalcollective.org.za Facebook: @capeculturalcollective

22 STAKEHOLDERS & EXHIBITORS City of Cape Town Social Development and Early Childhood Development Directorate

The City of Cape Town’s Social Development and Early Childhood Development (SD&ECD) department plays an important role in identifying and providing social development and early childhood development support to Cape Town’s most vulnerable people through programmes and interventions that are designed to support and improve the lives of these members of our communities.

The core focus of the SD&ECD is on preventative social developmental and early childhood developmental programmes through implementation of its basket of services. This is done by creating awareness and resilience within vulnerable communities in Cape Town through the following programmes:

• Substance Abuse; • Street People; • Youth Development; • Early Childhood Development; • Poverty Alleviation and reduction; • Vulnerable groups; • Job Creation - EPWP and • Social and Situational Crime Prevention - Men and Masculinities Programme and Women for Change (a programme seeking to capacitate and empower women to play a more meaningful and active role in their communities while simultaneously acquiring skills and personal development)

These programmes are not only designed to create personal and social growth and inclusion but to also to raise awareness around issues affecting vulnerable groups. SD&ECD is also responsible for monitoring and evaluating of its programmes and strategies to ensure the most effective interactions with vulnerable groups and to maintain accountability.

Contact: Mandisa Banjwa C I T Y O F C A P E T O W N Head: Social Cohesion and Social Entrepreneurship I S I X E K O S A S E K A P A Telephone: 021 400 6339 S T A D K A A P S T A D Email: [email protected]

Website: www.capetown.gov.za Making progress possible. Together.

Indigenous Motifs

Indigenous Motifs is a Cape Town based company which draws its design inspiration from African motifs. We use handmade INDIGENOUS leather and 100% cotton products. Our product range consists of earrings, necklaces, armbands, notebooks, leather coin EST. wallets and small sling bags. MOTIFS 2017 Contact person: Linda Hoorn-Malinga Telephone: 076 054 9258 Email: [email protected] Facebook: @indigenousmotifssa

23 STAKEHOLDERS & EXHIBITORS Dress For Success

Dress for Success Cape Town does AMAZING work on behalf of job-seeking women all over the world. In addition to offering our clients with work-appropriate clothing, we also present interview preparation counseling, job-searching tips and post-placement advice and support, to assist women to reach their full potential of self-sufficiency. We provide each client with professional attire to secure employment, but we are also about much more than simply a new outfit. Besides physically equipping her with apparel and accessories, our programmes will furnish her with a confidence that she carries forever and the knowledge that she can actively define her life, the direction she takes and what success means to her. Our purpose is therefore to offer long-lasting solutions that enable women to break the cycle of poverty. Dress for Success is part of a global movement for change, empowering women to obtain safer and better futures.

Contact person: Tiara Pathon D R E S S F O R S U C C E S S Executive Director C A P E T O W N - S O U T H A F R I C A Mobile: 073 166 6173 Email: [email protected] Website: http://capetown.dressforsuccess.org www.dressforsuccess.org Address: Cornerstone Institute, 127 Cecil Street, Salt River International Women’s Peace Group (IWPG)

International Women’s Peace Group (IWPG) is an international non-governmental organisation, a gathering of women who embrace the world with maternal hearts to make peace. IWPG works on building a network of women from all sectors of society, focusing on upholding the dignity of women and empowering women to work together in order to leave a legacy of peace for future generations. To achieve this, IWPG works with communities through establishing peace committees to create awareness for peace. Peace committees are volunteer groups of women that assess the needs of women and children in society and run projects to assist with these. When women of the world stand together in one heart, this valuable work can be achieved.

Contact person: Cindy Chokoza IWPG Cape Town Liaison Telephone: 087 150 8780 Email: [email protected] Website: http://iwpg.org

Soltswayi Arts & Crafts

Soltswayi Arts & Crafts is a co-operative which does craft jewellery, beads and wire ornaments.

Contact person: Nomvuyiseko Mazwayi Telephone: 079 596 4360 Email: [email protected]

24 STAKEHOLDERS & EXHIBITORS Style Studio

A salon environment that caters to naturally curly hair individuals by retailing premium multicultural brands such as Tropic Isle Living Jamaican Black Castor Oil, Twisted Sista, Fantasia, Donna and much more. We aim to trade in the exceptional and have successfully diversified our salon offering. With salons in key areas such as , Tygervalley Centre and Menlyn Park (Pretoria), we service a wide range of customers in both retail and salon services.

Contact person: Celeste Nair Telephone: 021 671 3649/7 Email: [email protected] Facebook: @StyleStudioSA Twitter: @StyleStudioSA Instagram: @stylestudio_sa

(UA)-HUB (Universal Accessibility Hub)

Universal Accessibility (UA)-HUB was established in 2017 to advocate for and promote universal accessibility in South Africa and globally.

UA Hub works through collaboration with the public and private sectors to ensure inclusion and accessibility for people with all forms of disabilities. Sustainable development nationally and globally is driven by inclusive participation regardless of gender, race, disability and age. The South African constitution’s founding provisions highlight values of human dignity, equality and human rights and freedom. To realise the ideal of universal access, it is necessary to address the barriers experienced by those left out or left behind.

To join our UA Travel Directory and UA Job Portal:

Contact person: Shama Nathoo Managing Director Telephone: 021 461 1721 / 082 902 9118 Email: [email protected] Website: www.uahub.co.za Facebook: www.facebook.com/uahubza Twitter: @uahub_za Instagram: @uahub_za

25 DAILY PROGRAMME 20 JUL - 18 AUG 2018

Date Event Time Venue Description Contact

Fostering Fever 20:00 Arena Stage Production Tania Williams- FRI 20 JUL presented by Artscape in association Kaponda with the Fostering Foundation

Fostering Fever 20:00 Arena Stage Production Tania Williams- SAT 21 JUL presented by Artscape in association Kaponda with the Fostering Foundation

Divalicious Dames 2018 20:15 Arena Stage Production Debbie Damons FRI 27 JUL HERE’S TO LIFE

Divalicious Dames 2018 20:15 Arena Stage Production Debbie Damons SAT 28 JUL HERE’S TO LIFE

TUE 31 JUL Ruth First: 117 Days (Opening) 11:00 • 19h30 Arena Stage Production Naboweya Prince

FESTIVAL OPENING 17:30 for 18:00 Chandelier Foyer Festival Opening All WED 1 AUG Ruth First: 117 Days 11:00 • 19:30 Arena Stage Production Naboweya Prince

WAND Workshop 09:00 - 13:00 Opera Bar Workshop for Karen Smit Disabled Girls

SAFFI Sacred Conversation 10:00 - 13:00 isiBaya Conversation Elizabeth Petersen Interventions with men who abuse THU 2 AUG women in intimate relationships: What Guidance do we get from Holy Scriptures and Ancient Teachings?

Ruth First: 117 Days 19:30 Arena Stage Production Naboweya Prince

Bollywood Enchanted 19:30 Theatre Stage Production Debbie Damons FRI 3 AUG Ruth First: 117 Days 19:30 Arena Stage Production Naboweya Prince

Ruth First: 117 Days 15:00 • 19:30 Arena Stage Production Naboweya Prince SAT 4 AUG Bollywood Enchanted 19:30 Theatre Stage Production Debbie Damons

SUN 5 AUG Bollywood Enchanted 15:00 Theatre Stage Production Debbie Damons

Woman Zone Story Café 17:30 - 19:00 Woman Zone Story Café Woman Zone TUE 7 AUG Theme: You and your Faith – speakers Library talk about their experiences

Forward Fund Workshop 10:00 - 15:00 Chandelier Foyer Workshop by Tina Thiart invitation only Linda Wilson

Woman Zone Story Café 17:30 - 19:00 Woman Zone Story Café Woman Zone WED 8 AUG Theme: You and your (Dis) Ability - Library speakers talk about their experiences

Around The Fire (Opening) 19:30 Arena Stage Production Naboweya Prince

26 DAILY PROGRAMME 20 JUL - 18 AUG 2018

Date Event Time Venue Description Contact

Exhibitors At Stalls All Day Marble Extension Exhibitors Yolanda Smith Foyer Toberin Meyer

Humanity Walk 08:45 for 09:00 Schotschekloof Walk Woman Zone, start gathering Community Hall, SAFFI, Artscape Walk to Bo-Kaap to commence at Artscape 10:00

Law Workshops & Counselling 09:00 - 13:00 Planning Boardroom Workshops & Joy van der Counselling Heyde

Health Screenings (CANSA + TBHIV 09:30 - 14:00 Opera Bar Health Screenings CANSA Care + OTSM Home Cares)

09:00 - 12:30 iSibaya Film Screenings Richard Mills THU 9 AUG Street Talk Short Film Screenings Department of Home Affairs - either 08:30 - 13:00 Piazza Smart ID Mansur Jaffer hand out Smart ID cards to identified applications festival attendants which have been previously processed or have Smart ID mobile unit at Artscape

Piazza Production (Music, Dance, Line 11:15 - 15:00 Piazza Singing, Dancing, Thandi Dancing,etc.) Line Dancing Mlungwana

Humanity Lunch 12:30 Piazza Humanity Lunch Naushad Khan

Around The Fire 15:00 • 19:30 Arena Stage Production Naboweya Prince

CCFM Concert 19:30 Opera House Stage Production Tania Williams- Kaponda

FRI 10 AUG Around The Fire 19:30 Arena Stage Production Naboweya Prince

ABFAB Drag 15:00 • 20:15 Theatre Stage Production Debbie Damons SAT 11 AUG Around The Fire 19:30 Arena Stage Production Naboweya Prince

TUE 14 AUG Liefde Is Rooi 19:30 Arena Stage Production Naboweya Prince

WED 15 AUG Liefde Is Rooi 19:30 Arena Stage Production Naboweya Prince

THU 16 AUG Liefde Is Rooi 19:30 Arena Stage Production Naboweya Prince

FRI 17 AUG Liefde Is Rooi 19:30 Arena Stage Production Naboweya Prince

SAT 18 AUG Liefde Is Rooi 15:00 • 19:30 Arena Stage Production Naboweya Prince

27 FOR THIS PROJECT

Advisor to the CEO: Transformational Projects Thoko Ntshinga Senior Project Manager Debbie Damons Exhibitors Toberin Meyer Project Manager Arena Productions Naboweya Prince & Tania Williams-Kaponda Logistics Charles Banjatwa Publicity Candice Jansen Project Manager Piazza Concert Thandi Mlungwana Administration & Logistics Yolanda Smith

Council • HRH Princess Celenhle 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

Artscape Theatre Centre Management Chief Executive Officer Marlene le Roux Chief Financial Officer Vernon Van der Linde Director Operations Marius Golding Senior Manager: Human Resources Lungisani Nkomo Planning Manager Guy Burbidge Theatre Manager Hadley Tituss Safety and Security Manager Manuel Benans Company Secretary Ilze De Wet Advisor to the CEO: Transformational Projects Thoko Ntshinga Senior Manager: Marketing & Communications Simone Heradien Senior Manager: Business Services Andre Steenveld Front of House Manager David van Deventer Stage Services Manager Yusuf Abrahams

28 SPONSORS & PARTNERS

C I T Y O F C A P E T O W N I S I X E K O S A S E K A P A S T A D K A A P S T A D

Making progress possible. Together.

arts & culture Department: Arts and Culture REPUBLIC OF SOUTH AFRICA

Western Cape Government

BETTER TOGETHER.

Foundation

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an agency of the Department of Arts and Culture

DF Malan Street, Foreshore, Cape Town, 8001 P O Box 4107, Cape Town, 8000

+27 21 410 9800 [email protected] +27 21 421 5448 www.artscape.co.za

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