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The 10th SAJE Jazz Conference, supported by SENA – SAMRO Endowment for the National Arts, Business and Arts South Africa, and The Cape Tercentenary Foundation, will take place at University of Cape Town from 29-31 March 2010.
Dance productions for Out the Box
Dance lovers can look forward to an outstanding feast of diverse works at this year's Out the Box Festival of Puppetry and Visual Performance from 20 to 28 March.
Opportunities for artists at the new Makarapa Factory
The new Makarapa factory in Wynberg requires artists, base painters, sign writers and cutters.
SA National Youth Orchestras - 2010 Applications now open
SA National Youth Orchestras, supported by Business and Arts South Africa’s corporate member, Sasol is different to every other year.
Long journey back to confidence for black South Africans
Eric Abraham went from student activist to award-winning producer, but the Fugard Theatre, writes Katy Chance, is where his greatest transformation may happen.
Top entertainers for Naledi Awards
Great entertainment has been lined up for the 7th Annual Naledi Theatre Awards on Sunday 7 March at the Opera at the State Theatre in Pretoria.
The South African Ballet Theatre Challenges Business
On November 10 2009, the Board of The South African Ballet Theatre (SABT) announced that the SABT, although debt-free, was facing severe financial challenges and that, if substantial immediate funding was not found, the Board would have to take robust action to preserve the integrity of the company.
Writers gather for Time of the Writer festival
The written word will envelop Durban as writers from around South Africa and Africa arrive for a stimulating week of books, ideas and talk.
It’s almost time for Out the Box
Supported by Standard Bank and Business and Arts South Africa the Out the Box Festival of Puppetry & Visual Performance will run in Cape Town from 20 to 28 March. The festival once again promises to fire the imaginations of audiences of all ages.
Absa challenges creatives to take courage
While many may question the relevance of a financial institution as one of the main sponsors of Design Indaba, for Absa, who has sponsored the international design summit for the past three years, the answer is easy. It’s because they place innovation at the core of all they do as a brand.