Tips & strides of establishing yourself in the arts and entertainment industry of Cape Town, South Africa with Michelle Hughes.
Ingenuity is the adventure we are about to explore today…
Interview with Bboy Vouks about history of breaking at the SA Hip Hop Museum Media Launch in Museum Africa, Newtown, South Africa.
Interview with Bboy Vouks at the SA Hip Hop Museum in Museum Africa. We are very excited to learn more about the history of breaking & Hip Hop dance in South Africa. Media Press Launch 3 February 2022.
8 tips on how to make it on Tv as a dancer
When you start to branch out into the TV sphere, you learn that there’s a whole lot more involved in finding success, agent, audition & tax.
A brief history of Isi’ Pantsula dance by Sibusiso Mthembu
Hailing from the dusty streets of Orange Farm, South Africa, Sibusiso Mthembu is not only a professional dancer and choreographer but an avid lover of the Pantsula culture.
Suggested Precautions to take when in a Dance Venue by DR. Karabo Molokwane
Community Service Medical Officer at Sebokeng Hospital, Dr. Karabo Molokwane , who is currently working at one of the COVID wards in the Internal Medicine Department, gives us a quick run-down on the current COVID pre-cautions dance venues/individuals should adhere to. Did we mention that he is a dancer during his spare time?
Kalon Badenhorst from SA to the world
I would tell myself to keep pushing. All the hard work eventually pays off. Also, try and take a few more tap-dance and singing classes, keep stretching and take care of your body a little more - those small niggles will come back to bite you.
Shannon Tootla a Wits Alumna, Thespian & Professional Dancer
If possible, this interview would be done over lunch at Chicken Licken with some Armand de Brignac. The person we are about to interview introduced me to Pusha–T and sparked my interest in Physical Theatre; because of this my thinking behind dance and design was exposed to another plateau. I instantly became an admirer of artists like Marina Abramovic, Ido Portal, and Gregory Maqoma, just to name a few. Ladies and gentlemen, please help us introduce our next guest, Shannon Tootla, by sharing or liking this article. [Sounds of fingers clicking away.]
We chat Reebok, Photography, Dance & Peter Mckinnon with “Wooda”
We have been a fan of your work for a while now. Not only your breaking, but just how your brand has evolved over the years. I would firstly like to thank you for taking this interview and I will try keep it as short as possible as I know you are very busy during this time.