by jungletheatre | Sep 11, 2019 | Blog
Can I even say bushman? I’ve heard that the bushmen call themselves bushmen. Is it a Khoisan folktale? I’ve heard the Koi and the San were very different people. To lump them into one word is racist, I have been told. Is it San mythology? The word San has also been...
by jungletheatre | Nov 22, 2018 | Blog
Children living on opposite sides of the M5 don’t get to play together much. Children living in Capricorn/Vrygrond often don’t have the resources to cross the highway and visit their neighbours. Children in Muizenberg don’t tend to venture into informal settlements....
by jungletheatre | Feb 11, 2019 | Blog
Introducing our Trainees (from left to right) funded by the National Lotteries Commission Zizipho Gcasamba is 27 years old and also lives in Makhaza, Khayelitsha. She studied at New Africa Theatre and has been involved in several performances, worked as an art &...
by jungletheatre | Jan 29, 2019 | Blog
I hate auditions. The stress! The waiting in line to audition with other stressed actors who are pretending not to be stressed. Auditioning for a panel of serious heavies who are more focused on filling in their evaluation forms than on responding to your performance....
by jungletheatre | Sep 28, 2018 | Blog
Are you looking for fun & exciting activities for your children during the upcoming school holidays and would you like other, less privileged children, to have the same opportunity too? Then this may be your chance to get involved & make this possible! Non-...
