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''[[iRhanga (Township Alleyways)]]'' is a series of intersecting performance art works, curated by [[Khanyisile Mbongwa]] () | ''[[iRhanga (Township Alleyways)]]'' is a series of intersecting performance art works, curated by [[Khanyisile Mbongwa]] () | ||
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The idea for the performance was part of [[Khanyisile Mbongwa|Mbingwa]]'s masters assignment and examined the complexities of black life and black lived experiences in South Africa and Cape Town. | The idea for the performance was part of [[Khanyisile Mbongwa|Mbingwa]]'s masters assignment and examined the complexities of black life and black lived experiences in South Africa and Cape Town. | ||
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| + | == Performance history in South Africa == | ||
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Performed in central Cape Town under the auspices of the [[Institute for Creative Arts]] ([[ICA]]) and as part of the [[Live Art Network Africa]] ([[LANA]]) "Love of Live Art" project, the performances started in Government avenue, just outside the Hiddingh campus of the [[University of Cape Town]], then moved through [[The Company Gardens]] and to end up at in front of the [[Iziko Slave Lodge]]. Performers included [[Luhle Macanda]]. | Performed in central Cape Town under the auspices of the [[Institute for Creative Arts]] ([[ICA]]) and as part of the [[Live Art Network Africa]] ([[LANA]]) "Love of Live Art" project, the performances started in Government avenue, just outside the Hiddingh campus of the [[University of Cape Town]], then moved through [[The Company Gardens]] and to end up at in front of the [[Iziko Slave Lodge]]. Performers included [[Luhle Macanda]]. | ||
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"Bringing live theatre to the inner city", ''[[Cape Times]]'' Thursday 15, 2018: p. 6. | "Bringing live theatre to the inner city", ''[[Cape Times]]'' Thursday 15, 2018: p. 6. | ||
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http://mapmyway.co.za/cape-towns-love-live-art-network-africa/ | http://mapmyway.co.za/cape-towns-love-live-art-network-africa/ | ||
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| + | Return to [[PLAYS IV: Pageants and public performances]] | ||
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Revision as of 05:58, 14 March 2018
iRhanga (Township Alleyways) is a series of intersecting performance art works, curated by Khanyisile Mbongwa ()
Contents
The original text
The idea for the performance was part of Mbingwa's masters assignment and examined the complexities of black life and black lived experiences in South Africa and Cape Town.
Translations and adaptations
Performance history in South Africa
Performed in central Cape Town under the auspices of the Institute for Creative Arts (ICA) and as part of the Live Art Network Africa (LANA) "Love of Live Art" project, the performances started in Government avenue, just outside the Hiddingh campus of the University of Cape Town, then moved through The Company Gardens and to end up at in front of the Iziko Slave Lodge. Performers included Luhle Macanda.
Sources
"Bringing live theatre to the inner city", Cape Times Thursday 15, 2018: p. 6.
http://mapmyway.co.za/cape-towns-love-live-art-network-africa/
Go to ESAT Bibliography
Return to
Return to PLAYS I: Original SA plays
Return to PLAYS II: Foreign plays
Return to PLAYS III: Collections
Return to PLAYS IV: Pageants and public performances
Return to South African Festivals and Competitions
Return to The ESAT Entries
Return to Main Page
