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| JOMBA!NEW WORKS "God's Unspoken Words" Choreographed by Vusi Makanya Dancers: Vusi Makanya and Dusi Dance Company (KwaMashu), guests and trainees Photo by Val Adamson |
02 September 2010
Beneath the Robes - Under the Beliefs
Paying homage to the Past and the Present for the Future
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| JOMBA!NEW WORKS "I Thank You" Choreographed by Sifiso Majola Dancers:Sifiso Majola and Siyabulela Mbambaza Photo by Val Adamson |
Shedding Personal Layers ...
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| JOMBA!NEW WORKS "Who is This Beneath my Skin" Choreographed and performed by Desire Davids Photo by Val Adamson |
SPRING HAS SPRUNG, AND SO HAS JOMBA!
SPRING HAS SPRUNG, AND SO HAS JOMBA!
Lauren Jones
The arrival of September not only heralded the much-anticipated arrival of some sun to Durban’s shores but the arrival of the JOMBA! Contemporary Dance Experience to the Elizabeth Sneddon Theatre.
Audience members waited in anticipation for the opening address by Jomba’s artistic director and celebrated choreographer,
Lauren Jones
The arrival of September not only heralded the much-anticipated arrival of some sun to Durban’s shores but the arrival of the JOMBA! Contemporary Dance Experience to the Elizabeth Sneddon Theatre.
Audience members waited in anticipation for the opening address by Jomba’s artistic director and celebrated choreographer,
In Praise of the Holy Place
JOMBA! 2010 Artistic Director Lliane Loots's Opening Night Speech
It is always my great joy and delight to stand before you at the opening of the Centre for Creative Arts’s JOMBA! festival. It is always a personal opportunity for me to be reminded of what my theatre guru Jerzy Grotowski called the ‘great service of theatre’ - of being reminded that as (what Grotowski called) ‘holy’ theatre makers and theatre practitioners our greatest ‘gift’ is to make our work as if it were a service to our community.
It is always my great joy and delight to stand before you at the opening of the Centre for Creative Arts’s JOMBA! festival. It is always a personal opportunity for me to be reminded of what my theatre guru Jerzy Grotowski called the ‘great service of theatre’ - of being reminded that as (what Grotowski called) ‘holy’ theatre makers and theatre practitioners our greatest ‘gift’ is to make our work as if it were a service to our community.
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