Sencity music concert for the deaf

13 March 2009

Richard Dudley Two hearing-impaired UCT students, Megan Holmes (below) and Lauren Burgess, lent a hand in organising the Sencity music concert for the deaf, which took place in Cape Town on 6 March. Holmes and Burgess were part of the TenSA team, who helped out with promotion, organisation and decorating the venue. A feature of the Sencity concert is a vibrating floor, which responds to the frequency of the music. Sencity concerts have been held all over the world, and this is the first time the event has come to Africa.

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