Campus Highlights

28 August 2006

Artists-in-residence to perform at CAS

Don't miss this opportunity to see three brand-new performances by the critically-acclaimed Remix Dance Company artists-in-residence at the Centre for African Studies in the CAS gallery. Matsogo (Hands of Time), a 10-minute solo, will be performed on Tuesday, August 29, at 13h00 by dancer Andile Vellem, choreographed by Mpho Masilela. Having recently premiered at the New Moves African Contemporary Dance Festival in Johannesburg, it has been hailed as having "the makings of a South African classic". On Wednesday, August 30, at 13h00 there will be two works, with a five minute interval between performances. Magogo and Nkulu, a 9-minute duet, and IYO!, a 10-minute trio. Dancers performing will be Hannah Lowenthal, Andile Vellem, Malcolm Black and Xolani Baartman, with music by Neo Muyanga and choreography by Ina Wiechterich.

For more information, contact Monique Whitaker at the CAS Gallery on 650 2310.

Music, movement and drawing at Irma Stern Museum

A collaborative exhibition of visual and performance art curated by Katherine Glenday will run from Tuesday, August 29, until Saturday, September 16. It will include performance drawings by Lore Heuermann, music with porcelain bell vessels by Neo Muyanga, improvisation on acoustic guitar by Johan Rautenbach, and movement performance by the Remix Dance Company. Tickets are R60 and available from Irma Stern Museum. Seating is unreserved. Enquiries: (021) 685 5686.

Invasion of the puppets

From September 11 to16, Cape Town will be hosting South Africa's premier puppetry and visual performance event, Out The Box, Festival of Puppets, Masks and Visual Performance, 2006. Divided into both an adult and a family festival, this year Out The Box promises to be a memorable event with a wide range of performances and activities for adults and children at three different locations around the city. The festival boasts an impressive line-up of inspiring local and international productions and workshops that makes it accessible to all. Performances will be at the Baxter Theatre Centre, the Little Theatre complex in Orange Street and Gugas'Thebe Cultural Centre, Langa.

Book at Computicket. For bookings at the Little Theatre, call 076 848 9560 or email outhebox@telkomsa.net.

Inter-res HAICU events

An inter-res HIV/AIDS quiz final will be held at the Baxter Hall Residence from 19h30 to 20h30 on Thursday, 31 August. HIV/AIDS res quizzes were held in June and the victorious teams will now be competing for ultimate honours. Suga, a celebrity radio personality from GoodHope FM, will host the event. Support your res team and come and see whether you can cope with Suga's questions. Additionally, HAICU will be hosting its own The AIDS Amazing Race from 10h30 to 13h30pm on the UCT campus. Teams of four are being selected from each residence as well as the dayhouse to battle it out, trying to accomplish a variety of mind- and body-challenging tasks. Support your res team by cheering them on at the start on Jammie Plaza, and sponsoring them. Money raised will benefit a Khayelitsha-based organisation that supports children affected by HIV and AIDS. Contact Sean Brown at HAICU on 650 3599.


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