Children of the Mist The Ikhapara dance done by the Khoi Khoi people is one of the oldest dance forms of indigenous South Africa. Traditionally performed as a circle trance dance around a fire, the Ikhapara dance is still performed until this day. Its modern version has elements of colonialism as the accompanying instrumentation includes guitar and violin, and the outfits adorning the dances are commonly known as ‘working class clothes’.
The Lilliput Children's Theatre Company is currently touring to schools in the Cape Peninsula. We are available to perform at schools, pre-schools and crèches until the end of December 2010. We are also available to perform at crèches during the school holidays until January 2011. Bookings for the end of the term are filling up very quickly, so book early to avoid disappointment. Remember last year was a sell-out!
Durban Botanic Gardens Open Air Theatre - The play is an exciting an enviro-drama/ edustory filled with information for young people. The opening performance is on Tues 28 September at 10.00am. The show runs until Sat 02 Oct, 2010, daily at 10.00am at The Under the Fig Tree Open Air Theatre, Durban Botanic Gardens, So BALANCING ACT is suitable for everyone aged 4 to 104 .
Drawing on folk tales music and dance from across the continent to weave the fabric for a literally fabulous interactive musical for children, African Tapestry cultivates a love for Africa and her many cultures, and has as its underlying theme an awareness of environmental issues. Suitable for the entire family!
Peoples Theatre (Braamfontein, Johannesburg) Johannesburg Civic Theatre Complex, Loveday Street, Braamfontein. Sleeping Beauty and Other Fabulous Tales, this September and October will run from From 13 September to 10 October 2010,
The Magic Drum and Other Tales (Johannesburg) - Litzy Katz’s On Cue Theatre in association with the Old Mutual Theatre on the Square will be presenting The Magic Drum and Other Tales during the holidays/soccer season. This will be presented in tandem with the interactive drumming musical, Drumstruck. The children’s production will star Dries Botha and Niki Landela. Shows will take place at 11am daily from 21 June to 3 July from Mondays to Saturdays for two weeks only.