X-CAPE PROGRAMME
A) LANGA/GUGULETHU/KHAYELITSHA/STELLENBOSCH
B) FORESHORE/DE WATERKANT/CBD
C) WOODSTOCK/SALT RIVER/OBS/RONDEBOSCH
OA) OUTLYING AREAS
PO) PUBLIC INTERVENTIONS/ONLINE
SP) SCREENINGS/PERFORMANCE PROGRAMME
OA) OUTLYING AREAS
OA1) ORGINAL MUSIC PERFORMANCE
Melanie Scholtz
24 March
7pm
Villa Pascal
28 Van der Westhuizen Street, Durbanville
021 975 2566
R60.00
Jazz songbird Melanie Scholtz fuses Afro, Euro, jazz, blues and pop influences into thought-provoking smooth and soulful urban tunes in this performance of original material off her debut album, Zillion Miles launched last August.
OA2) LIKE A THIEF
Esley Philander,
Mzoxolo Zazela & Ferdinand von Tura
14 April
3pm and 7pm
Centre for the performing arts, UWC
University of Western Cape, Bellville
021 959 3189
R10 (Students free with card)
Who or what is criminality in South Africa today? That's the big question at the heart of this dynamic physical theatre piece. Essentially the story of two brothers - the thief and the business man - it deconstructs the binary divisions between victim and perpetrator, to present a complicated, disturbing but still amusing portrait of contemporary South Africa.
OA3) SUNDAY TIMES HERITAGE PROJECT
Sunday Times
+ various artists
Ongoing
Refer to www.suntimes.co.za/heritage/index.asp
for sites around the Peninsula
083 654 2009
The Sunday Times Heritage Project aims to inspire South Africans to think about our diverse past in new, imaginative ways and to unlock memory - collective, local, personal. It consists of a series of narrative memorials, commemorating some of the compelling moments in 100 years of our history, on the spot where they happened. This national project includes 40 narrative artworks, including 10 in the Western Cape. Visit www.sundaytimes.co.za/heritage.
OA4) FIBREWORKS TEN
Fibreworks
7/4 6pm
9-28/4 Mon-Sat 10am - 4pm
Closed Sundays
Workshops 10-13/4 +16-17/4
9:30am-4:30pm
Nova Constantia cellars
Nova Constantia Road, Constantia - off Spaanschemat Road
021 794 4667
This exhibition celebrates the 10th anniversary of the Fibreworks Group, a collective of artists who use fibres and textiles as their predominant materials of expression. The show features diverse mix media works that combine mature design aesthetics with freshness and unpredictability. The group is also hosting a series of workshops at Simonstown Library Hall - call 021 683 5497/082 887 8266 for information and bookings.
