Methodist Church Hall • Cnr Milton Road and Wesley Street • Observatory • 7925 • Cape Town
The atmosphere, the protocol, the new encounters now mid-Covid-19 had a pristine quality. I will refrain from saying it was "new" but the quality of ambiance and care, the degrees of delicacies around the art of this time, was unquestioningly riveting. It could have been a 21st century ritual. - Audience member
An experimental piece that takes nothing as it’s subject matter, performed in and around an architectural sculpture comprised of multiple doors by Robin Kirsten, titled Study for a Museum of Opening Doors. This piece is developed in collaboration with Unmute Dance Company and Ukwanda Puppets and Design Art Collective
An experimental piece that takes nothing as it’s subject matter, performed in and around an architectural sculpture comprised of multiple doors by Robin Kirsten, titled Study for a Museum of Opening Doors. This piece is developed in collaboration with Unmute Dance Company and Ukwanda Puppets and Design Art Collective
An experimental piece that takes nothing as it’s subject matter, performed in and around an architectural sculpture comprised of multiple doors by Robin Kirsten, titled Study for a Museum of Opening Doors. This piece is developed in collaboration with Unmute Dance Company and Ukwanda Puppets and Design Art Collective
An experimental piece that takes nothing as it’s subject matter, performed in and around an architectural sculpture comprised of multiple doors by Robin Kirsten, titled Study for a Museum of Opening Doors. This piece is developed in collaboration with Unmute Dance Company and Ukwanda Puppets and Design Art Collective
Modorenai, a Japanese words that translates as 'we cannot return' explores different states of mind around touch and finding ways to come to terms with the enforced distance placed between people.
Modorenai, a Japanese words that translates as 'we cannot return' explores different states of mind around touch and finding ways to come to terms with the enforced distance placed between people.
Modorenai, a Japanese words that translates as 'we cannot return' explores different states of mind around touch and finding ways to come to terms with the enforced distance placed between people.
Modorenai, a Japanese words that translates as 'we cannot return' explores different states of mind around touch and finding ways to come to terms with the enforced distance placed between people.
Modorenai, a Japanese words that translates as 'we cannot return' explores different states of mind around touch and finding ways to come to terms with the enforced distance placed between people.
Twin sisters in their late 20s, have grown up estranged from each other. When their birthmother goes missing, they begin to share dreams and must rescue their mother from a fear demon in the ancestral realm together.
Twin sisters in their late 20s, have grown up estranged from each other. When their birthmother goes missing, they begin to share dreams and must rescue their mother from a fear demon in the ancestral realm together.
Twin sisters in their late 20s, have grown up estranged from each other. When their birthmother goes missing, they begin to share dreams and must rescue their mother from a fear demon in the ancestral realm together.
Twin sisters in their late 20s, have grown up estranged from each other. When their birthmother goes missing, they begin to share dreams and must rescue their mother from a fear demon in the ancestral realm together.