e.ID: a fugue – such great hope inside
Our physical lives are no longer ours alone, increasingly overwritten by our digital profiles. A dark stage and lights in our eyes. The performers enter, diminutive in the blunt scale … Read More
Category: Dance
Gregory Maqoma’s Genesis: Black is the colour of our beginning
We are literally rewriting history. Through testimonies, poems, plays, novels, and performances such as Gregory Maqoma’s Genesis: The Beginning and End of Time, which had its world premier at The … Read More
A man walked into a bar
Sometimes I have to lean in is a gutting dance performance that puts its hand into your emotional chest and rummages around, producing fart jokes, amongst other bits and pieces. … Read More
The astonishing, heartbreaking beauty of Cion: Requiem of Ravel’s Boléro
“Imagine a song….that gives voice to people’s anger….The anger precedes the song…but the song precedes the people…The voice must be sung into existence, so the song precedes speech, clears the … Read More
The ancestors have spoken and festinoes have listened
So this is what full circle feels like. Ululating so hard you can hear young vocal chords, at full stretch, actually vibrate. Masculine yells, hands clapping on and on, arms … Read More