TCC’s first Afrikaans Shakespeare translations are now available
CN&CO has a long-standing relationship with the team at the Tsikinya-Chaka Centre (TCC), a research unit at Wits University that translates Shakespeare’s plays into African L
Mzansi Tenors perform at the launch of the SPAR Women’s Virtual Challenge
Our friends the Mzansi Tenors put on a spectacular performance at the launch of the SPAR Women’s Virtual Challenge 2022 in Cape Town recently. The group of 10 tenors was formed a
En djy, Willem Wikkelspies?
The Tsikinya-Chaka Centre (TCC) has embarked on a project to translate several of William Shakespeare’s works in a number of South Africa’s official – and unofficial – lang
Hooray for Hessequa Harmonie!
The 2020 Hessequa Harmonie arts festival will go ahead as planned – live! – in Heidelberg, Western Cape, from 15 to 19 September.
’21 Bursaries for 2021′: Supporting arts education at The National School of the Arts
The National School of the Arts has set up a bursary fund to help struggling parents pay school fees for next year
Watch: The state of the arts under Covid-19 (a CN&CO webinar)
It was drama, drama, drama – with some visual art, tech and dance thrown in – in CN&CO’s recent webinar entitled “The state of the arts under Covid-19”.
In conversation with the Market Theatre’s Ismail Mahomed
Watch this interesting chat between Janet Baylis of FEDA and Ismail Mahomed of the Market Theatre
CN&CO webinar: The state of the arts under Covid-19
We have gathered a few of our friends in the arts to talk about what's happening in their worlds right now
We <3 the creative economy
CN&CO is a firm supporter of, and contributor to, the creative economy. Here are a few components of said economy that have crossed our desks in the past few weeks...
Watch ‘Romeo and Juliet’ with us this Saturday on Marquee TV
South Africans are invited to watch the premiere of the RSC's 'Romeo and Juliet' together at 8pm on Saturday, 9 May, from the comfort of their living rooms.
