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Thursday, 17 March 2011 11:05

Vumbi - Dust

Vumbi - Dust
“Vumbi is a Swahili word for “Dust”. Swahili language existed long before the interaction of the Arabs and Africans. Swahili in the ancient times was widely spoken in central African parts including Cameroon, Congo, Burundi, Rwanda and along the coastlines of Indian Ocean. The interaction between Asians and Africans only evolved the language.
Published in Dance Umbrella 2011
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  • Fringe Programme: Saturday, February 26 from 14:00 @ The Wits Theatre: A programme of new works from young up and coming professional choreographers that will give you a view into the future!!
  • Stepping Stones a wonderful celebration of the wide diversity of South African dance!! Sunday, February 27 from 10:00 at the Wits Theatre.
  • Site Specific work by Alan Parker called Retrospective: Altered Daily: you will feel his presence all over the Dance Umbrella!!
  • Dance Writers Workshop: In partnership with the Goethe-Institut South Africa, a workshop for dance writers will be facilitated by Zingi Mkefa. Dance articles by the participants and other selected journalists will be written for The Citizen CitiVibe for the special Dance Umbrella 2011 editions!
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  • Celebrating the life of Pina Bausch: A series of films about the legendary German choreographer Pina Bausch will be shown in partnership with the Goethe- Institut South Africa. Watch press for details!

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