Bloom Festival of Dance of the African DiasporaSaturday 6 – Sunday 7 JunePresented by the Association of Dance of the African Diaspora, this festival celebrates dance of the African Diaspora all over Southbank Centre.
DANCE SHOWCASESaturday 6 – Sunday 7 JuneAn exciting mixed bill of works by up-and-coming black dancers and choreographers. With former Candoco dancer Freddie Opoku-Addaie, Vocab Dance, Paradigmz and more. Buy tickets / More info »
FREE MASTERCLASSESTry out Kizomba (a social dance from Angola), African-style singing or Caribbean dance in our free masterclasses.KIZOMBA JAMSaturday 6 June, 3pmMore info » AFRICAN VOICE WORKSHOPSunday 7 June, 1.30pmMore info »CARIBBEAN MASTERCLASSSunday 7 June, 3pmMore info »
DANCE ENCOUNTERSSaturday 6 June, 5pmA talk with dancer/ choreographer Opiyo Okach, who discusses his work and dance development in East Africa.Buy tickets / More info »
JOB OPPORTUNITY: The blockbuster Broadway transfer of the first All-Black Production of Tennessee Williams' CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF will come to the West End in the Fall of 2009. The Production is seeking an Assistant Director and a Stage Manager of exemplary experience. For more information, email info@treagusstonema n.com.
Producer Stephen C. Byrd made history in 2008 with the first African-American production of Tennessee Williams' CAT ON A HOT TIN ROOF on Broadway. It was the biggest grossing play on Broadway during the Spring 2008 season! Based on this tremendous success on Broadway, the production was invited to transfer to London's West End in the Fall of 2009. www.catwestend. com has more information on the West End Production featuring two-tim e Tony Award Winner James Earl Jones, Tony Award Winner Phylicia Rashad, and Olivier Award Winner Adrian Lester who currently stars on the BBC hit drama series Hustle. This landmark event on the West End will be directed by acclaimed Director, Actor, and Choreographer Debbie Allen.
http://www.thestage .co.uk/news/ newsstory. php/24196/ broadway- transfer- on-look
Decibel Performing Arts ShowcaseArts Council England, National Office14 Great Peter StreetLondon, SW1P 3NQFax +44 (0)20 7973 6581Email decibel@artscouncil .org.uk
decibel Performing Arts Showcasewww.decibelpas. com
The main decibel programme initially ran from 2001 and ended March 2008. The Performing Arts Showcases 2009 and 2011 represent the Arts Council England's continuous commitment to ensuring its support for the arts reflects and encompasses diversity in all its manifestations; this support is steadfast, and at its core.
Aly M'baye from Senegal is coming to LondonAly lives in French Riviera where he over ten years have established his own school, teaching African dance and drumming in Nice, Antibes, Monaco and Villeneuve Loubet. Before moving to France, Aly was a member of Banayaa dance and music group in Senegal. He has been around the West Africa, dancing with teachers and masters from Senegal, Mali and Guinea. Currently, he is the artistic leader of group Ndiakhass and appreciated performer who, with his charisma and graceful movements, truly mediates the joy and exuberance of West African dance.Please join us in enjoying truly inspirational dance workshops with Aly on Sunday, July 5th, in Basement Dance Studio, 400 York Way, N7 9LR (5-10 min walk from Caledonian Rd, Kentish Town and Camden Town tube stations and Camden Road overground station), busses 253, 20 and 10.Go to http://www.jumpandd/ ance.com/ directions. htm for directionsThere are two dance workshops2 PM – 4 PM Djembe 4 PM – 6 PM SabarPrice for one workshop is £17 (£14 concs and students) or £28 (£20) for both.Number of places is limited so first come, first in!Please contact Tina-Maria on 077 6262 9818 or http://us.mc305.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=tmknuuttila%40yahoo.co.uk.
New Advanced Class @ Firefly Bar Every Monday
As requested by our regular students, a new advanced level has been introduced and it will take place in the room located on the middle level.
This will improve the quality of teaching as it will help us get everyone in the level they belong to.
We hope you advanced students come and give it a try!
Firefly Bar
18 Old Bailey EC4M 7EP (City)
Tube:
St Paul's - Central Line (3mins) Classes:Beginners, Improvers, Intermediate & Advanced from 6.45pm to 8pm & Club afterwards.
The Salsateca Student Team Performing Their Latest Show @ Latin Palace
Friday 5th June 09
This show will guarantee to spice up your night!!
Latin Cocktails including Mojito and Cuba Libre will be available from this Friday on!!
So come and see for yourself the new face of Latin Palace!
Location: 146 Camberwell New Road, SE5 0RR Tube: Oval (Northern Line)
Buses: 185 - 36 436 & N36 Class: 9.00pm to 10.15pm All levels £8 & Club afterwards till 2am £6
New Cuban Band in Town!!!
Tony Danger & His Suave Band
Tony Danger is a leading proponent of Cuban Son, Bolero, Cha cha cha, Salsa and Latin Jazz. He has over 26 years of professional experience as a lead singer and musician, also appearing regularly on Cuban National Television and at many internationally renowned festivals, in Cuba.
Available for private functions and concerts, please visit his website for more info:
http://www.tonydanger.co.uk/
Here's the chance to see them live!
Tony will be performing on the opening night of our New regular Saturday Club on the 13th of June @ Dusk Till Dawn 1 Archway Close, N19 3TD (Opposite Archway tube)
TRAILBLAZERS 2009-10:
The Association of Dance of the African Diaspora (ADAD) invites applications for its Professional Development Fellowship
We are very pleased to announce that in October 2009, the Association of Dance of the African Diaspora (ADAD) will provide four new fellowships of £2000. These fellowships are available to dance artists working in dance for ms of the African Diaspora, to develop their careers. The bursaries can be used to contribute to the cost of classes, training, equipment, research trips and other professional development needs. Fellows will be assigned a mentor and follow a self-directed programme of professional development for a period of one year.
Criteria
The Trailblazers fellowships are open to UK-based dance artists working in dance forms with origins in or significant influences from African, Caribbean , “Black” British or African-American dance forms, including jazz and street dance. Applicants should have some professional experience as a dancer, choreographer or artistic director, and can be at any stage of their career. They must also be a member of a professional organisation such as Dance UK/ADAD, Foundation for Community Dance, Society for Dance Research or National Dance Teachers Association.
To view previous Trailblazers and the projects they have completed please visit the Continuing Professional Development page on our website http://www.adad.org.uk/..
Application forms can be downloaded from our website. Short-listed applicants will be interviewed. For further in for mation please contact ADAD at 020 7841 7357 or email jeanette_adad@ danceuk.org. The closing date for applications is September 15th 2009.
ADAD is offering a surgery for potential applicants to the programme. This event will give an opportunity to ask questions and receive guidance about the application process, and will take place at the ADAD office at Urdang, Old Finsbury Town Hall, Rosebery Avenue, London, EC1R 4QT. Booking is essential for the surgery as there is limited space. If you would like to attend, please contact the ADAD office. The date and time of this event is:
Thursday August 13th, 2009 – 2.00 – 3.30 p.m.
Theatre
Crossings
Directed by Paulette Randall
Fri 5 - Sat 6 June / 8.00pm
Venue 1
£12, £10 concs
Shelley is on the run. 15, and pregnant, she’s looking for a way out of the gang. She’s broken the code. We all know you don’t do that. In a raging storm she finds shelter on a strange ship. But this is no ordinary ship, it’s the ghost of the notorious Zong, a slave ship with a murderous history. Shelley is swept into the compelling stories of two powerful voices calling her to her future and a way out.
http://www.richmix.org.uk/aandc_crossings.htm
To book tickets for this and other fantastic events at Rich Mix, please call the Rich Mix Box Office on 020 7613 7498 or click here to visit purchase online through View Tickets.
Please note: Although we are actively taking steps to improve this service, our telephone lines do sometimes get very busy. Please call between 9am and 5pm if possible.For more in for mation on our entire programme visit the Rich Mix website at www.richmix.org.uk.
Dance takes centre stage at Rich Mix
Bf & She Was A Knife Thrower’s Assistant
By Freddie Opoku-Addaie & Jorge Crecis; and girl jonahThurs 11 and Fri 12 June / Venue 1 / 8pm / £12, £10 concshttp://www.richmix.org.uk/aandc_bfknife.htm
Dance ShowcaseThe Unknown; Dark Matter - Ring Cycle; Laughing To Stop Myself CryingSat 13 June / Venue 1 / 7.30pm / £12, £10 concshttp://www.richmix.org.uk/aandc_danceshowcase.htm
Bf & She Was A Knife Thrower’s Assistant are two powerful dance duets that explore how we communicate with our bodies through different physicalities, cultural histories and ethnicity. The duets – one male, the other female - present examples of artistic collaborations between artists from different backgrounds, shedding lights on issues of identity, friendship and personal risk-taking.
Freddie Opoku-Addaie and Jorge Crecis present BfTwo men trapped in an unknown game of power, dominance and perseverance, yet seeking for company and communication. Bf explores the quest for a shared existence in the face of the essential loneliness of the individual and the difficulty of communication.
girl jonah presents the duet She was a Knife Thrower’s AssistantWith artful use of choreography, singing and spoken text this gently provocative work brings to the stage a brief picture of a woman who it seems could be waiting backstage, reflecting on the risks we all take and wondering how we can ever be sure where danger is most likely to come from.
Rich Mix then presents three exciting pieces in its Dance Showcase:
The Unknown by Cécile Feza Bushidi
A contemporary dance piece that combines movement, words, and music to support an intimate conversation between two African-born individuals whose cultural differences are questioned.
Dark Matter – Ring Cycle by Shamita Ray
Two stunning and atmospheric solos that blend fluid and dynamic contemporary dance with the intricate hand gestures and percussive rhythms of South Asian dance.
Laughing To Stop Myself Crying by Karensa Louis
This original and intriguing piece contemplates themes of identity, oppression and the self with insight and honesty.
To book tickets for these shows, visit our View Tickets page - click here to go there now. Alternatively, you can visit the Rich Mix Box Office or call 020 7613 7498. You can book tickets online for other shows in our Arts and Cultural programme. For more information on our Arts and Culture programme, click here.Please note: Our telephone lines can get very busy so if you don't get through the first time, please keep trying.For more information, visit the Rich Mix website at www.richmix.org.uk.
RICH MI X, 35 - 47 Bethnal Green Road , London , E1 6LA BO X OFFICE 020 7613 7498OFFICE/ADMIN 020 7613 7490 FA X 020 7613 7499info@richmix.org.uk www.richmix.org.uk www.richmix.org.uk/bookings
Hi all!
Catch us performing Silent Steps and RUSH at the Brakin' Arts Festival '09 - The Luton Fringe
Friday 19 JunePerformance 1: 2.30pm Performance 2: 7.15pm
Saturday 20 JunePerformance 1: 2.30pm
Performance 2: 7.30pm
This is a unique arts festival where the audience pays what they want!
Brakin' Arts Festival '09 - The Luton Fringe
The hat Factory65-67 Bute StreetLutonBedfordshire LU1 2EYt: 01582 878100http://www.thehatfactory.org/
As always,
Our continued big thanks to all who have and continue to support our work.
Harriet Macauley
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Richard Leonard
Pair Dance
http://www.pairdance.org/
Feedback33 is a Professional Dancers' Mentoring Forum set up by Sheron Wray.
An opportunity to take part in various dance techniques with teachers from around the globe. It is a chance to gain insights into the passions, challenges, and experiences of various artists and teachers.
Venue:
The London Studio Centre (Studio 12)
42-50 York Way
London N1 9AB
Sheron Wray leds a workshop this week, 4th June 2009 7.30-9.15pm
PLEASE COME FOR REGISTRATION AT 7PM.
Sheron's class places emphasis on musicality, dynamic shifts of weight encompassing specific co-ordination and use of the breath as a source and support for movement impulse. Creating a readiness for a variety of approaches in contemporary dance choreography.
Cost £13 annual registration fee and £3 for class thereafter. Non members pay £8.
To book a place on this workshop please email
Paula Allen: p_j_allen@hotmail. com or phone: 07792236583.
www.myspace. com/feedback33
FEEDBACK33 TEACHER'S BIOGRAPHY
Sheron Wray is an artist whose primary focus is dance. This is often in conjunction with other creative forces, music and technology being key. She is a choreographer, dancer and researcher who takes an exceptional interest in Jazz as a fuelling agent to developing her work and philosophy. For over 10 years she danced with the UK's leading Contemporary Dance Company's Rambert and "London Contemporary Dance Theatre". In tandem with this activity, she began creating her own work and in the summer of 1992, JazzXchange Music and Dance Company was formed. During the company's first 10 years she created work with Wynton Marsalis, Byron Wallen, Julian Joseph, Gary Crosby (Jazz Jamaica), and Derek Bermel. She also made a guest appearance with Bobby McFerrin.
In community arts settings she has collaborated with the London Musici Orchestra, the Duke of Edinburgh Awards, for the Millennium celebrations she was commissioned to choreograph the Carnival for the Opening Ceremony at the Dome with designer and producer Keith Khan, created for 300 people. In 2000 Sheron became one of the first Artists - in - Residence at the Royal Opera House. Internationally collaborations have included New York contemporary music group TONK, Tumbuka Dance Company Zimbabwe , Filipino National Commission on Culture and Arts. She has also taught and choreographed in Argentina , Italy, USA, Holland, Cuba and Germany. In Britain, Sheron teaches and choreographs for a number of institutions including the, London Contemporary Dance School, Middlesex University, London Studio Centre, Rambert Dance Company, Royal Ballet School, Dance Arts International, New Adventures and Union. She contributes articles for dance based publications and is often invited to present and chair discussions at Seminars and Conferences.
One of the co-founders of ADAD (Association of Dance of the African Diaspora), an organisation dedicated to dissemination and highlighting of work created from an Africanist perspective; Sheron is also the custodian of a seminal work Harmonica Breakdown and is the artist who is depicted in the film of this classic work choreographed by Jane Dudley.
Dear Africa Consortium members,
Please find below and attached the June/July Africa Consortium e-bulletin, which contains in for mation that will be of real benefit to you and your organisation.
- Africa Consortium event: ‘AGENDAS, AGENDAS, AGENDAS: “The Female Artist’s Voice in South Africa ” on 10th June from 3.30pm – 5.30pm at Strat for d East
- Members events
- Projects in Development
- Visiting Artists
- Calls for Submission
- Recommended reading
Do note that some of the in for mation in this e-bulletin is held on the ‘members page’ of the Africa Consortium website. If you have for gotten your login details, please email http://us.mc305.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=info@africaconsortium.co.uk for a reminder.
GENERAL NEWS
AGENDAS, AGENDAS, AGENDAS: “The Female Artist’s Voice in South Africa ”
The Africa Consortium and University of the Arts Wimbledon are pleased to present an interview with the South African per for mance poet Lebo Mashile.
Lebo is one of South Africa ’s celebrated contemporary per for mance artists. She is an award winning poet, per for mer, actress, presenter and producer, whose work speaks with a sense of urgency, rawness and humour about life in the new South Africa . http://www.lebomashile.com/. Lebo is being interviewed by international artist Mojisola Adebayo renowned for her work dealing with Theatre of the Oppressed in areas of conflict and crisis. This is the third in a series of ‘Agendas’ conversations that looks at contemporary per for mance in Africa . Previous ‘Agendas’ with the Africa Consortium have featured Jon Kani at the National Theatre, London and Brett Bailey at the Edinburgh Festival.This “Agendas” interview is being introduced by Jane Collins Reader in Theatre at Wimbledon College of ArtThis event is FREE, but booking is essential. Please contact us at either http://us.mc305.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=info@africaconsortium.co.uk or 020 7193 4577 to reserve your place.
Date: Wednesday, 10th June 2009
Time: 3.30pm – 5.30pm
Venue: Theatre Royal Strat for d East, Gerry Raffles Square, Strat for d, London, E15 1BN
MEMBERS NEWS
If you have any news that you would like to share, please email the in for mation to http://us.mc305.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=info@africaconsoritum.co.uk
Please read on for members’ news
Visiting Arts appoints new Chair
Director of Culture and National Heritage at the Council of Europe Robert Palmer has been appointed as the new Board Chair of Visiting Arts.
PROJECTS IN DEVELOPMENT
Hall for Cornwall
Hall for Cornwall , Truro , in partnership with Theatre 503 London, is looking for actors of African origin to per for m in a rehearsed reading of THE CROSSING by Esther O’Toole, directed by Anna Coombs.
They are looking for 7 Black African male actors and 1 Black African female actor. Full character details and a draft script are available on request from Frances Macadam: http://us.mc305.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=francesm@hallforcornwall.org.uk or 01872 321970 ... For more in for mation visit this link - http://africaconsortium.co.uk/events-new.asp
VISITING ARTISTS
Opiyo Okach presents Border Border Express and No Man’s Gone Now
This is your chance to catch this emotionally felt and thought provoking double bill of dance in the UK . This is part of his current residency in Birmingham ... For more in for mation visit this link - http://africaconsortium.co.uk/events-new.asp
Date: 4th June 2009
Time: 8pm
Venue: Dance Xchange, Birmingham Hippodrome, Hurst Street , Birmingham , B5 4TB
Info: http://www.thehawth.co.uk/
EVENTS
Theatre royal Strat for d East presents Foreplay
Based on La Ronde by Arthur Schnitzler, Foreplay looks at a South Africa seemingly obsessed with sex despite AIDS devastating too many lives... For more in for mation visit this link - http://africaconsortium.co.uk/events-new.asp
Date: 22nd May – 13th June 2009
Time: 7.30pm
Venue: Theatre Royal Strat for d East Gerry Raffles Square , Strat for d , London , E15 1BN
Info: http://www.strat for deast.com/whats_on/ForePlay.shtml
ADAD is proud to present the first ever Bloom Festival
Presented by the Association of Dance of the African Diaspora (ADAD), this festival sees dance of the African Diaspora springing up all over Southbank Centre during two days of per for mances, workshops, film and talks... For more in for mation visit this link - http://africaconsortium.co.uk/events-new.asp
Date: 6th June – 7th June 2009
Time: Various events from 3pm
Venue: Southbank Centre, Belvedere Road , London SE1 8XX
Info: http://www.adad.org.uk/ or +44 (0)871 663 2500
Punch Record – Bass festival presents: Art's Own Kind - Afrobeat and the Art of Lemi Ghariokwu An exhibition of the work of one of the worlds most controversial and prolific album sleeve designers, Lemi Ghariokwu, will be launching this year’s BASS Festival 2009... For more in for mation visit this link http://africaconsortium.co.uk/events-new.asp
Dates: 8th June – 6th July 2009Time: All day
Venue: 35 - 47 Bethnal Green Road, London , E1 6LA Info: http://www.richmix.org.uk/
The Hawth presents Vagina Monologues starring Tameka Empson
Based on author Eve Ensler's interviews conducted with women from all around the world, this hilariously witty and moving collection of tales gives voice to a chorus of lusty, outrageous, poignant, brave and thoroughly human stories. ... For more in for mation visit this link - http://africaconsortium.co.uk/events-new.asp
Date: 18th June 2009
Time: 8pm
Venue: The Hawth Theatre, Hawth Avenue , Crawley, West Sussex RH10 6YZ
Info: http://www.thehawth.co..uk/ or +44 (0)1293 553636
USEFUL INFORMATION
This section is exclusively for AC members. If you have for gotten or misplaced your username and password, please email http://us.mc305.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=info@africaconsortium.co.uk for a replacement.
The Bayimba Intern ational Festival of Music
The festival is the most visible activity of the Foundation. It is organised by the Cultural Foundation, which firmly believes that the planned activities offer an attractive and irresistible programme of music and arts to a wide and diverse audience.
Date: 12th-14th June 2009,
Time: All day
Venue: National Theatre, Kampala , Uganda
E-mail: http://us.mc305.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=bayimba@gmail.com
Link: http://bayimba.org/... For more in for mation visit this link - http://www.africaconsortium.co.uk/member-login.asp
ARTerial Network marketing workshop news
Marketing workshops were held as part of the Harare Intern ational Festival of the Arts (HIFA) at the Book Café, a well-known cultural hub in Harare . About 35 delegates representing nine SADC gathered over two days to discuss the building of regional arts markets, share best practice arts marketing experience, learn from each other and work towards developing an Arts Marketing Toolkit. The aim is to launch this Toolkit at the Second ARTerial Network Conference in September 2009. ... For more in for mation visit this link - http://www.africaconsortium.co.uk/member-login.asp
Website for the 2nd PanAfrican Cultural Festival
The website contains the various aspects of the programme of the Festival, contact addresses and related documents. Algeria has already received confirmation of participation from 44 countries. The festivities are scheduled in indoor and outdoor venues in Algiers , Boumerdes, Tipaza, Blida , and other cities of the East and the West.
Date: 5th – 20th July 2009
Website: http://www.panafalger2009.dz/
... For more in for mation visit this link - http://www.africaconsortium.co.uk/member-login.asp
Website for FESMAN 2009 - World Festival of Black Arts- Senegal
Thanks to the coordination of the Cultural and Foreign Affairs ministries of the 80 countries involved, FESMAN 2009 testifies the explicit political will of African leaders to promote the renaissance of the continent and to give it back its legitimate place in the world.
Date: 1st December – 14th December 2009
Location: Dakar
Website: http://www.fesman2009.com/en/fesman/The-FESMAN-2009.html
... For more in for mation visit this link - http://www.africaconsortium.co.uk/member-login.asp
IFACCA
Support for multidisciplinary art: seeking your help
In their latest D’Art topic (no. 38) IFACCA is seeking in for mation on how governments provide support for multidisciplinary art. Your response to the survey would be much appreciated... For more in for mation visit this link - http://www.africaconsortium.co.uk/member-login.asp
Website: http://www.ifacca.org/announcements/2009/03/26/supportmultidisciplinary-art-seeking-your-help/
Survey on intercultural dialogue: seeking your help
As a key part of the preparations for the 4th World Summit on Arts and Culture, IFACCA, in cooperation with the ERICarts institute, has developed a major survey on ‘Achieving intercultural dialogue through the arts and culture?’ ... For more in for mation visit this link - http://www.africaconsortium.co.uk/member-login.asp
Website: http://www.ifacca.org/announcements/2009/04/09/survey-intercultural-dialogue-seekingyour-help/
TOUR READY
Black Routes tour
Black Routes will tour the best of African and Caribbean music. The network, funded by Arts Council England initially for a two-year period, is a partnership between five organisations – Africa Oyé (Liverpool), Centre for Music & Arts Technology – CMAT (Birmingham), Joyful Noise (London), Punch (Birmingham) and Serious (London). For more in for mation visit this link - http://www.africaconsortium.co.uk/member-login.asp
South Africa & Swaziland 2009 - A tour with the Embroiderers’ Guild
A journey through crafts and rural Africa. Join Lesley Robin on a new journey through rural South Africa & Swaziland . Visits include Table Mountain, Bo-Kaap and the Malay Quarter with its brightly painted 19th century houses....visting markets and self-help projects focussing on crafts… handmade candles, embroidery, weaving, recycled glass. Come discover the vibrancy and spirit of Swaziland and the New South Africa, a truly “Rainbow Nation”. ... Please contact Annie Franz at the Embroiderers' Guild: 020 8943 1229 ex 36 or http://us.mc305.mail.yahoo.com/mc/compose?to=afranz@embroiderersguild.com
Date: 26 September – Oct 11, 2009. For more in for mation visit this link - http://www.africaconsortium.co.uk/member-login.asp
CALL FOR SUBMISSIONS
Sadler's Wells Theatre
Sadler's Wells Theatre in London , the world's leading venue for international dance is searching for new talent to per for m on stage in front of a live audience. All you need to do is choreograph, per for m and film an original piece of dance and enter it into our Global Dance Contest 2009. As well as receiving a cash prize, the winner of the contest will be invited to per for m live at Sadler's Wells in January 2010 at Sadler's Wells Sampled, their yearly showcase of the best in dance from around the world.
Deadline: 17th July 2009 To continue reading, visit this link - http://www.africaconsortium.co.uk/login-new.asp
Call for applications: Art Space Portsmouth Intern ational Artist Residency 2009
The residency is aimed at emerging fine artists with some experience of professional practice who may have had limited exposure in the UK and whose work is engaged with contemporary debate within the international art world. The selected artist will reside in Portsmouth on the south coast of England for a period of three months between September and December 2009. For details about the residency and how to apply please see http://visitingarts.newsweaver.co.uk/5wao1hx0j4n
Application deadline: 25 June 2009.
PUBLICATIONS
African Theatre 7: Companies.
Edited James Gibbs, published by James Currey. The book explores 'The Story of Jos Repertory Theatre' and JRT's 'Our House' (play script). Articles cover theatre companies in Eritrea , Ghana , Lesotho , Nigeria , South Africa , and Tanzania . There is special emphasis in several cases on funding. ... to continue reading, visit this link - http://www.africaconsortium.co.uk/login-new.asp
Nkyin-Kyin: Essays on the Ghanaian Theatreby James Gibbs, published by Rodopi. Includes essays on theatre and community development, Antigone in Ghana, on F K Fiawoo, Efua Sutherland, Ama Ata Aidoo, Joe de Graft, the Legon 7 and the making of 'The Dying of the Light'.... to continue reading, visit this link - http://www.africaconsortium.co.uk/login-new.asp
THE AFRICA CONSORTIUM NEWSLETTER
Don’t for get that if you haven’t yet had a chance you can still find the Autumn Newsletter online at: http://www.ukarts.com/ac-ebook
VISIT THE WEBSITE NOW AT
http://www.africaconsortium.co.uk/
FOR MORE INFORMATION ABOUT THE MANY MEMBER’S EVENTS THAT ARE TAKING PLACE ALL ROUND THE UK AND IN AFRICA, AND TO FIND OUT ABOUT OUR NEW MEMBERS AND POSSIBLE COLLABORATIONS
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