Difference between revisions of "Nasionale Afrikaanse Teater-inisiatief"
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| + | The [[Nasionale Afrikaanse Teater-inisiatief]] (NATi) is an independent, non-profitmaking organization, which aims to promote [[Afrikaans]] drama and theatre in an inclusive manner, to the benefit of the broader South African community. | ||
| + | It was founded as a fund-raising and development initiative for theatre in [[Afrikaans]], in co-operation with the [[Feesteforum]] ("[[Festival Forum]]"), i.e. [[Aardklop]], [[Innibos]], [[KKNK]], [[Suidoosterfees]], [[Vrystaat Kunstefees]] and the [[Woordfees]], as well as independent producers, and is funded by the [[Dagbreek Trust]]. | ||
| − | + | [[NATi]]'s focus is on projects that serve the theatre industry as a whole and serve to add an Afrikaans voice to the South African theatre narrative. | |
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The chief executive officer is [[Cornelia Faasen]] | The chief executive officer is [[Cornelia Faasen]] | ||
https://nati.org.za/wp/ | https://nati.org.za/wp/ | ||
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| + | [[Herschelle Benmjamin]]. 2018. "Die blink toekoms van SA teaterlui", [[Die Burger]] 16 June, p. 8. | ||
Revision as of 05:23, 18 June 2018
The Nasionale Afrikaanse Teater-inisiatief (NATi) is an independent, non-profitmaking organization, which aims to promote Afrikaans drama and theatre in an inclusive manner, to the benefit of the broader South African community.
It was founded as a fund-raising and development initiative for theatre in Afrikaans, in co-operation with the Feesteforum ("Festival Forum"), i.e. Aardklop, Innibos, KKNK, Suidoosterfees, Vrystaat Kunstefees and the Woordfees, as well as independent producers, and is funded by the Dagbreek Trust.
NATi's focus is on projects that serve the theatre industry as a whole and serve to add an Afrikaans voice to the South African theatre narrative.
The chief executive officer is Cornelia Faasen
Herschelle Benmjamin. 2018. "Die blink toekoms van SA teaterlui", Die Burger 16 June, p. 8.
