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==Media Club South Africa== | ==Media Club South Africa== | ||
| − | A resource on all matters relating to the country. According to the website (http://www.mediaclubsouthafrica.com/about-us-83), the site is | + | A website sponsored and run by '''Brand South Africa[https://www.brandsouthafrica.com/]''', it claims to be a resource on all matters relating to the country. According to the website (http://www.mediaclubsouthafrica.com/about-us-83), the site is "..a free service for all media professionals - journalists, editors, writers, designers, picture editors and more - as well as for nonprofit organisations and private individuals." |
| − | + | Its specific focus is on South Africa and Africa and the site purports to offer in-depth encyclopaedic background articles and up-to-date news and feature articles, along with a comprehensive library of high-resolution images by South African photographers. | |
| − | + | Unfortunately the section ''South African Theatre''[http://www.mediaclubsouthafrica.com/culture/35-culture/culture-bg/108-theatre], while giving a brief and in some ways quite useful overview of some of the key developments in the evolution of theatre in the 20th century, it also displays a very strong tendency to want to rewrite the past, for example by totally ignoring the 30 years of theatre produced by the state-funded Performing Arts Councils from 1963-1994. Nor does the article provide any references to the sources used.''' | |
'''Read more on the site at''' http://www.mediaclubsouthafrica.com/about-us-83#ixzz5ij5lLGUE | '''Read more on the site at''' http://www.mediaclubsouthafrica.com/about-us-83#ixzz5ij5lLGUE | ||
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The Mahala website
Mahala is an open access, online South African music, culture and reality magazine which reports on South African culture.
Website address is: http://www.mahala.co.za/
Media Club South Africa
A website sponsored and run by Brand South Africa[1], it claims to be a resource on all matters relating to the country. According to the website (http://www.mediaclubsouthafrica.com/about-us-83), the site is "..a free service for all media professionals - journalists, editors, writers, designers, picture editors and more - as well as for nonprofit organisations and private individuals."
Its specific focus is on South Africa and Africa and the site purports to offer in-depth encyclopaedic background articles and up-to-date news and feature articles, along with a comprehensive library of high-resolution images by South African photographers.
Unfortunately the section South African Theatre[2], while giving a brief and in some ways quite useful overview of some of the key developments in the evolution of theatre in the 20th century, it also displays a very strong tendency to want to rewrite the past, for example by totally ignoring the 30 years of theatre produced by the state-funded Performing Arts Councils from 1963-1994. Nor does the article provide any references to the sources used.
Read more on the site at http://www.mediaclubsouthafrica.com/about-us-83#ixzz5ij5lLGUE
Megan's Head, the theatre blog
Megan's Head is a blogspot on theatre and related matters by Megan Furniss (also known as Megan Choritz), created in 2007, to review plays and comment on theatre matters.
Website address is: http://www.meganshead.co.za/about/
MLA Actor's Management website
The website of Moonyeenn Lee Associates (MLA), very useful source of biographies for active artists
Website address is: http://www.mlasa.com/
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