The 18th Annual Arts and Culture Trust Award-winners at the Maslow Hotel, Sandton. Photo: John Hogg.
The Arts & Culture Trust (ACT) announced the 2015 winners of the ACT Lifetime Achievement Awards and ImpACT Awards for young professionals at The Maslow Hotel in Johannesburg on Monday, November 2. Continue reading
This year the Arts & Culture Trust (ACT) reaches yet another milestone as its annual ACT Awards programme grows from strength to strength. The Dance Lifetime Achievement Award will be presented at this year’s ceremony, supported by Japan Tobacco International (JTI). Continue reading
Faniswa Yisa, Clyde Berning in Reza de Wet’s Missing, Photo: Andrew Brown
Baxter artist-in-residence Mdu Kweyama is staging Reza de Wet’s Missing at the Baxter until October 24. The show is being staged at the Baxter Golden Arrow at 7 pm. Continue reading
Along with funding from the National Lottery Distribution Trust Fund (NLDTF), the Arts & Culture Trust (ACT) will allocate an additional fourteen performing arts scholarships in 2016. Continue reading
2015 ACT scholarships recipients, Carla Smith, Caleb Heynes and Andiswa Mbolekwa. Picture: Debbie Yazbek
THE 2015 ACT | DALRO | Nedbank Performing Arts Scholarships finalists put on a stellar showcase for audience members on October 13. After a demanding week of rehearsals at the hands of a talented creative team and a tough final round in front of a live audience, Carla Smith, Caleb Heynes and Andiswa Mbolekwa were crowned as triple threats winning the competition. The trio convinced the judges of their proficiency in singing, dancing and acting, and as a result will be supported in their undergraduate tertiary studies, beginning in 2016. Continue reading
2013 finalists performing the opening sequence at the ACT scholarships programme finale.
Six young performers are one step closer to fulfilling their dream of being one of three successful students to be awarded a share of R315 000 towards a scholarship to study performing arts. Continue reading
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