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Sobbing Ravel to isicathamiya quirks

By Robyn Sassen on September 6, 2019 • ( 2 Comments )

PICTURE THE FAMOUS bit of Western classical musical composed in 1928 by Maurice Ravel and called Boléro translated into raw sobs. Picture a professional mourner at a cemetery and a cast of close to 40 in costumes magicked to life by Black Coffee. Picture it all against a […]

Moving into Dance’s hope and glory

By Robyn Sassen on March 18, 2018 • ( Leave a comment )

COMPLETE WITH FEATHERS and upside down books, disabled dancers and movement evocative of ancient African dance traditions, to say nothing of their own, Moving Into Dance Mophatong presented itself on Dance Umbrella this year, with due aplomb and an earnest attempt at a snap shot of life, the […]

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Tag: Gladys Agulhas

Sobbing Ravel to isicathamiya quirks

Moving into Dance’s hope and glory

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