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ARTSCAPE
WOMEN / HUMANITY
Arts Festival
4 – 10 AUGUST 2013
ARTSCAPE THEATRE CENTRE
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contents
Messages................................................................................................................................ 2
Panel Discussion................................................................................................................. 3
Partners & Guest Speakers........................................................................................... 5
Stage Productions............................................................................................................. 7
WHEAT Trust Awards........................................................................................................ 9
Books......................................................................................................................................... 10
International Guest Artist............................................................................................. 11
Guest Speaker...................................................................................................................... 12
Guest Artist............................................................................................................................ 12
Workshops............................................................................................................................. 13
Health Screenings............................................................................................................. 18
Exhibitors................................................................................................................................ 19
Heart 104.9Fm – Women @ Heart........................................................................... 22
Stefania Morland Design.............................................................................................. 22
Vedanta World..................................................................................................................... 23
Visual Arts Exhibition....................................................................................................... 23
Daily Programme............................................................................................................... 24
ARTSCAPE WOMEN/HUMANITY ARTS FESTIVAL
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Messages
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Marlene leAudRienou
Education
ce Development and
Director: Artscape
The Consulate General
of India in Cape Town has
consular jurisdiction
over Western and North
ern Cape. Our endeavou
r is to strengthen existin
political, economic and
g
cultural relations betw
een India and South Afr
especially in these two
ica
Cape regions. Apart fro
m liaising with the Sou
African Parliament, we
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foster cultural and com
mercial relations and tak
of the affairs of the Ind
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ian citizens.
The rapid integration of
world economy has tra
nsformed the world at
and its women. However
large
, it has ushered in its wa
y many changes of imme
significance and fresh
nse
opportunities. Though
a great deal of progress
and promote the intere
has been done to protec
sts of disadvantaged and
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disabled women, more
create a sense of aware
efforts are required to
ness and confidence to
ena
ble them to become act
process of social transf
ive participants in the
ormation and regenerat
ion.
I believe that the Annu
al Women’s Festival org
anised by Artscape and
India will facilitate signifi
its desire to partner wit
cant contribution to the
h
humanitarian cause of
its creativity and constru
needy women. Through
ctive efforts, Artscape has
further strengthened the
Indian women with the
bilateral ties between
ir South African counte
rparts. I am sure this wil
to come. I wish the eve
l continue to grow in yea
nt all success. ◆
rs
Dr Swati V Kulkarni
Consul General of India, Cape
Town
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Panel Discussion
2013 PANEL DISCuSSION
AGAINST ALL ODDS
Date:
Time:
Venue:
Ticket Price:
9 August
10:30
Artscape Theatre
Free Admission
The 2013 Artscape Women’s Arts Festival theme is Against All Odds. This year the focus will be on humanity
and how women and persons with a disability survive and celebrate their lives.
The panel discussion with the theme Against All Odds will focus on violence against women; the sobering
facts on rape and how women survive and celebrate their lives. Keynote speaker will be national icon and
world famous satirist, Evita Bezuidenhout.
Panelists will include an international representative, Ms Mamta Sharma, Chairperson of The National
Commission for Women in India; Professor Amanda Gouws - Commissioner at the Commission for Gender
Equality and Professor of Political Science at University of Stellenbosch; Undere Deglon – Chief Executive
Office of the Disability Workshop Development Enterprise; Vainola Makan - Manager and Founder of the New
Women’s Movement; Reverend Michelle Boonzaaier – Reverend at IAM (Inclusive and Affirming Ministries);
Patrick Godana – One Man Can Manager at Sonke Gender Justice; Kathleen Dey - Director of Rape Crisis;
Charmaine Morris – Legal Advisor at Saartjie Baartman Centre for Women and Children and Abduraghman
Adams - Director and Actor and a representative from the Consulate General of India. The panel discussion
will be facilitated by Dr Marlene Wasserman – aka Dr Eve. ◆
KEYNOTE SPEAKER
EVITA BEZUIDENHOUT
Evita Bezuidenhout is still the most famous white
woman in South Africa. Having been in the public
domain since the early 1980s, she is now past the
point of apology, explanation or regret. A terminal
optimist, she believes that even a flawed democracy
is the only way towards a future and regrets that
in this present upside-down society, the lowest
common denominator keeps staying on top. She is
on Twitter (@TannieEvita) and has 53,000 followers,
probably all in the same prison outside Rustenburg.
(www.evita.co.za). ◆
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INTERNATIONAL REPRESENTATIVE
MS MAMTA SHARMA
Ms Mamta Sharma was born into the respected family of Rajguru Kota Bare Devta
Sridharlal Thakar.
In 1985 she joined active politics and after an extensive political career was elected
President of the Rajasthan Pradesh Mahila Congress from 2004 to 2010.
Since August 2011 she has been the Chariperson of the National Commission
for Women (NCW) in India, taking policy decisions for the NCW and addressing
matters and issues relating to women and their grievances. She is an international speaker and has visited
countries world-wide for seminars, workshops, conferences and delivering lectures at various academic and
educational institutions.
Ms Sharma’s areas of specialisation include comparative religion, ethics, political philosophy and Indian
philosophy and democracy. She is married to Shri Kamlakar Sharma who is a leading advocate in the
Rajasthan High Court. ◆
PANEL DISCuSSION FACILITATOR
DR MARLENE WASSERMAN
Dr Marlene Wasserman is an internationally trained Clinical Sexologist, Couple
and Sex Therapist, Sexual Medicine Consultant and Therapist, in Private Practice.
Being driven by the need to right the wrong in human injustices Marlene is
a sexual rights activist, an outspoken media personality and educator. She
is a board director and committee member of a number of national and
international sexual health and sexual rights boards and contributes towards the
growth of her specialisation. In October 2010 she was appointed as a Temporary
Advisor to the WHO (World Health Organization) Working Group and also as a
reviewer.
Over the last 18 years Marlene has been the recipient of awards, recognitions and
respect for her pioneering work. Most recently she was nominated as a finalist in
the Regional Business Achievers Award 2012, BWA.
As an academic she teaches Sexual Medicine at the University of Cape Town and
lectures Health Care Providers nationally and internationally. She is published
in academic journals, is an international peer reviewer, has written her own books and continues to write
for various media. She is the is the founder of the Dr Eve brand. Find Dr Eve weekly on Radio 702/567;
2OCEANSVIBE, monthly on CHAIFM occasionally on television and daily on www.dreve.co.za, Twitter,
Facebook, Google+, Linkedin and MXit. ◆
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Partners
Photographer: Byron Keulemans
CHAELI – GuEST SPEAKER
Chaeli has cerebral palsy and uses a motorised wheelchair to get around.
As an ability activist, Chaeli has made it her life’s work to challenge the
world’s understanding of what it is to create an inclusive society. As a first
year university student at UCT, living in residence with a personal assistant,
Chaeli is showing first-hand how differently-abled students can have a full
student experience as they positively impact the perception of what that
means to their fellow students.
In 2004 at age nine, she teamed up with her sister, Erin and three friends,
Tarryn, Justine and Chelsea Terry, to raise R20 000 for her motorised
wheelchair. The success of this small project started something much
bigger – The Chaeli Campaign.
Chaeli won the International Children’s Peace Prize in November 2011
and was awarded the Medal for Social Activism in April 2012 by the Nobel
Peace Laureates at their Annual Nobel for Peace Summit in Chicago. She is a sought-after public speaker and
was the youth keynote speaker at the UNESCO Conference in Paris in October 2012. ◆
THE CHAELI CAMPAIGN
The Chaeli Campaign is registered non-profit organisation (NPO).
After nine years, The Chaeli Campaign now runs eight programmes in support of children with disabilities.
These programmes include: an Inclusive Education programme that looks at inclusion from Early
Childhood Development to tertiary education; a Pay-It-Forward Ambassadors programme that grows
social entrepreneurs between the ages of 10 and 14 years; Therapies which include speech, physiotherapy
and occupational therapy; Assistive Devices, which range from custom made wheelchairs to the support
for providing cochlea implants; Arts & Culture, which includes In the Wings, the stage production and a
number of advocacy projects; finally, the African Odyssey which aims to grow The Chaeli Campaign’s African
footprint. The thread that runs through each of these projects is focusing on ability and the importance of
inclusion. Three thousand children benefit from these programmes each year.
The Chaeli Sports and Recreation Club, a 2nd NPO founded in 2010 strongly focuses on dancing for the
disabled as well as on other recreational sporting activities such as hand cycling. ◆
Contact person:
Cell:
Email:
Website:
Jared Kruger, Project Co-ordinator
083 564 3253
[email protected]
www.chaelicampaign.co.za
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SHONA MCDONALD – GuEST SPEAKER
Shona McDonald started Shonaquip in 1992 as a socially driven business to
provide user appropriate assistive devices and community based services that
could help in supporting the inclusion and equal opportunities of persons
with disabilities. Her social enterprise designs, builds and provides developing
countries appropriate postural support wheelchairs, provides support and
training on safe wheelchair provision for therapists, rehabilitation workers,
wheelchair users, their care providers and families from the most remote rural
areas and urban slums to the leafy suburbs.
Through partnerships with government, civil society, universities and the private sector, Shona has played
a leading role in influencing national and international policy and practice improving the quality of life of
people, in particular children, with mobility disabilities.
Shona was awarded the Shoprite Checkers Woman of the Year 2011 – Socio-economic business developer;
Ashoka Fellowship in 2012, the World Economic Forum – Outstanding Social Entrepreneur – South Africa
2010 and was the winner of the Ernst and Young Social Entrepreneur Awards 2009. She is a Schwab Fellow
and Endeavor Global Social Entrepreneur and contributor and peer reviewer to the WHO International
workgroup on Guidelines for Wheelchair Distribution in Under Resourced Regions. ◆
SHONAquIP
Shonaquip is a community needs-driven company, committed to improving the
quality of life of people with severe disabilities. The company designs body support
equipment and other customised assistive devices for wheelchair users.
To improve the quality of life of South Africa’s impoverished, disabled communities,
Shonaquip provides clinical services, as well as professional and clinical training for
therapists, rehabilitation workers, wheelchair users, their care providers and families
in all of the country’s nine provinces.
The company now has branches in the Western Cape and Gauteng, with
its head office based in Cape Town. Since its inception, it has helped
more than 3 000 people in need of wheelchairs.
Shona believes that both members of the public and funding agencies
need to recognise that it is possible to run a business and still achieve
one’s goals, add value to your key constituents and drive social change
around the world.
Shonaquip aims to:
• Actively improve wheelchair provision for young riders.
• Offer a dynamic and sustainable service model of wheelchair
provision for people in under-resourced settings.
• Provide training and skills-sharing as a way of reducing
secondary health complications. ◆
Contact person:
Tel:
Email:
Website:
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Shona McDonald
021 797 8239
[email protected]
www.shonaquip.co.za
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Stage Productions
BAHI HEALING CONCERT
Date: Time: Venue: Ticket Price: 4 August
18:00
Artscape Theatre
R100.00
IN THE WINGS
Date: Time: Venue: Ticket Price: 8 and 9 August
20:00
Artscape Theatre
R80.00
Nianell, Zanne Stapelberg, Louis Brittz,
Ivan Siegelaar, Rouchelle Liedermann,
Elton Jansen and Piper James are the
curtain raisers for the Borrowed Angels
Healing Initiative (BAHI) Healing
Concert. The artists will tell their stories
of hope and bring healing with inspiring
songs accompanied by the Cape
Philharmonic Youth Orchestra (CPYO).
In The Wings is an
original play written
and directed by Jared
Kruger, featuring Bo
Petersen, Danieyella
Rodin, Madele
Vermaak and Jaques
de Silva, choreographed and co-directed by Nicola
Elliott and produced by The Chaeli Campaign.
NueLight Productions is
proud to be associated with
BAHI, which works towards
changing legislation concerning
stillborn babies and assisting parents
that suffer this trauma. All proceeds
of this healing concert will go to BAHI
Healing Concert. ◆
The play is a coming of age story of two sisters and
while one has cerebral palsy, it is by no means a sad
or sentimental story. It tells the story of two sisters
as they battle to work past their limitations to create
the future the rest of the world sometimes fails to
see. With its witty humour, relevant and poignant
subject matter, In The Wings is a production that
will challenge, entertain and linger in the hearts and
minds of South African audiences. ◆
IT’S A MAN’S WORLD
NANCY
Date: Time: Venue: Ticket Price: Date: Time: Venue: Ticket Price: 16
7 and 8 August / 8 and 9 August
20:15 / 18:00
Artscape Arena
R60.00
Nancy is a play directed by
Abduraghmaan Adams and
comments on the South African /
universal gay experience. It raises themes such as
friendship, homophobia, hate crimes, HIV and AIDS
through the lives of three central characters. The play
features Riaan Visman, Peter Treurnicht, Jill Levenberg,
Brian Robson, Isgak Stemmet and Eddie Newman. ◆
8, 9 and 10 August
20:15, 15:00 and 18:00
Artscape Arena
R60.00
It’s A Man’s World is a theatre play
by Durban director and composer
Jerry Pooe and the Netherlandsbased Het Waterhuis theatre
company. The play is directed by Jerry Pooe and Roel
Twijnstra and focuses on the issue of macho culture
and the role African men play in the spread of HIV. It
tells the story of four brothers struggling with issues
of power, violence, anger, frustration, bitterness, and
emptiness following the death of their mother. This
theatrical production is a fairy-tale looking at the
reality of society and the role of men today. ◆
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NGANGELIZWE
10:00
Artscape Theatre
Free Admission
Ngangelizwe is a one woman
show about the construction
of a woman’s identity, taking
into account issues of culture,
sexuality, and sexual orientation.
This piece uses Xhosa storytelling tools, projected
media, movement, and song to tell a Xhosa intsomi
about a girl called Ngangelizwe who lives with
her grandmother, grandfather, and their daughter.
Set in rural Eastern Cape, the story explores love,
betrayal, sexual abuse and the importance of
marriage amongst abaXhosa. It is written and
performed by Siphumeze Khundayi and directed by
Sara Matchett. ◆
BLACKBYRD IN CONCERT
13:00
Artscape Theatre
Free Admission
BlackByrd is a dynamic trio of three beautiful young
ladies from Cape Town, who are talented, friendly
and charming, and who made a big impact on the
South African music scene in 2012 when the group
shot to fame with the chart-topping single All For Me.
Their energetic, polished performances also include
their trademark choreographed dance routines. ◆
Talking Souls
Date: Time: Venue: Ticket Price: 9 and 10 August
19:30 and 15:00
Magnet Theatre – Observatory
Free Admission
Are we more than our
bodies?
Talking Souls
explores the fragility
of human life. This
interdisciplinary
performance
weaves together
vocal expression, visuals and physical movement.
It presents rituals that help us transcend tangible
reality, restoring hope, despite our fragility. This international collaborative production will be
directed by Mandla Mbothwe, the Fleur du Cap award
winning Artist Director at the Steve Biko Centre.
This new collaboration builds on the Unlimited
International commissions which showcased
disability arts at the Southbank, London as part
of the Cultural Olympiad 2012 celebrations. The
Unlimited International award winning artists: Rachel
Gasden – visual artist, Dom Doyote – musicians
and Andile Vellem – dancer will perform alongside
members of the Abelusi from Steve Biko Centre –
Ncebakazi Yeko and Sanga Mabulu. ◆
NIANELL & VICKY
SAMPSON IN CONCERT
20:00
Artscape Theatre
R100.00
The 2013 Artscape Women/Humanity
Arts Festival ends on a high note with
two dazzling local stars, Nianell and
Vicky Sampson. The concert will
also feature The Chaeli Campaign
Dancers with Michaela Mycroft, Gladys
Bullock’s wheelchair dancers, Charne
Hugo, Andile Vellem and Nola Matinise. ◆
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WHEAT Trust Awards
Ceremony
Date:
Time:
Venue:
8 August
15:00
Opera Bar
The WHEAT Trust is proud to hold its annual award
ceremony at Artscape this year. The purpose of
the award ceremonies is to showcase the work
of our grantees and promote them among our
donors and the public. At the ceremony, we
acknowledge grassroots women leaders by
publicly awarding their grants or certificates of
achievement. Grantees are given a certificate
that testifies that the community group has been
successful in their application at WHEAT, or that they have successfully
implemented their social initiative. Partners, funders and communities are invited to speak. Attendees
comprise of government, corporate and donor representatives, as well as previous grantees and members
of the local community.
The Women’s Hope Education and Training (WHEAT) Trust supports women in seeking local solutions to local
problems. It invests in education, training and capacity building to foster women’s leadership and to enable
dialogue. To achieve this, the organization promotes a culture of giving. ◆
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Books
BOOK LAUNCH
STRONG WIND by Nenio Mbazima
Date: Time: Venue: 8 August
17:30 for 18:00
Theatre Well
Nenio Mbazima was born on 17 October, 1976. He turned deaf in 1986 after suffering from meningitis. Strong
Wind is Nenio’s autobiography in which he shares his story of living with deafness.
The book was written for your enjoyment and the Minister of Women, Children and People with Disability,
Ms Lulu Xingwana, summed it up perfectly in her Budget Vote address in Parliament on 22 May this year
when she said: “One of our VVIP’s today in the gallery is Mr Nenio Mbazima a deaf author and comedian.
Please buy his book; you will laugh from the first page to the last”. ◆
VROUESKRYWERS SE BOEKEBEKENDSTELLING
Datum: Tyd: Venue: 10 Augustus
18:00
Theatre Well
Bekendstelling van Skrywers deur:
Nedine Blom – Mev Verenigde
Nasies 2006, is ‘n motiveringspreker, ‘n
gekwalifiseerde prokureur én ‘n geliefde
sanger. Nedine was al aanbieder van
talle radio- en TV-programme, is die
skrywer van kinderdagboeke, en sy bou ook die
Supercool-kindervermaakreeks.
Wilna Adriaanse het
’n BA Honneursgraad in
Ontwikkelingsadministrasie aan die
Universiteit Stellenbosch behaal.
Haar eerste boek, Die wingerd sal
weer bot, het in 2000 by Lapa-uitgewers onder
die skrywersnaam Wilmine Burger verskyn. Met
Rebecca, Met ander woorde, Die boek van Ester
en Vier seisoene kind het Wilna wegbeweeg
van die tradisionele liefdesverhaal. Vier seisoene
kind en Die boek van Ester is albei met die ATKVliefdesromanprys bekroon. Haar jongste roman, ’n
Klein lewe, het in 2012 by Tafelberg verskyn.
Karin Brynard is ’n joernalis wat
wye ervaring opgedoen het tydens
haar dekking van, onder meer, die
vryheidstryd in Suid-Afrika tydens die
apartheidsjare. Sy werk tans as vryskutjoernalis en
woon op Stellenbosch. Haar eerste roman, Plaasmoord,
was ’n wegholsukses en is bekroon met die UJdebuutprys en die M-Net-prys in die rolprentkategorie.
Haar tweede spanningsroman, Onse Vaders, het in
2012 by Human & Rousseau verskyn.
Jeanne Els se eerste boek, Ligdans,
was ’n topverkoper en het haar
landswyd gevestig as motiveringspreker.
Sedertdien het sy nog twee ander titels
die lig laat sien, Tango en Samba. Albei is
inspirerende en emosioneel opbouende boeke. Jeanne
is ’n bekende joernalis wat jare lank vir Die Burger en
Sarie geskryf het. Sy is in die Paarl gebore en het aan die
Universiteit van Stellenbosch joernalistiek studeer en
ook doseer. Sy lewer tans voltyds motiveringspraatjies
en skryf boeke oor persoonlike ontwikkeling.
Jacqueline Leuvennink is ‘n ervare
vryskutjoernalis wat bekendheid verwerf
het met haar gereelde bydraes in tydskrifte
soos Insig, Sarie, LIG, Visi, Lééf en Rooi Rose.
Van haar artikels is saamgevat in bundels
soos Die ewige spel van lig, Soos net ‘n ma kan, en Op die
spoor van hoop wat onlangs by Lux Verbi verskyn het. ◆
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International Guest Artist
RACHEL GADSDEN
Rachel Gadsden is a British artist who is
exhibited internationally and who works
across the mainstream and disability art
sectors.
Gadsden is a multi-award winning visual
and performance artist who has a BA
and MA in fine art. Her artistic career
began with the support of a Princes
Youth Business Trust Award (1988).
Gadsden was the first contemporary
artist-in-residence at Hampton Court
Palace (2008) and the first artist for
Parliamentary Outreach for a major
National 2010 General Election Commission.
Gadsden was recently awarded two major international commissions, Unlimited Global Alchemy and
Starting Line, to create broad-reaching artistic exhibitions, performances and film for the London 2012
Cultural Olympiad. In March 2013 Gadsden was selected to represent the UK, creating a major exhibition
of paintings This Breathing World for the Qatar – UK Year of Culture 2013, for the British Council. The
exhibition was presented at Katara Cultural Village, Doha Qatar, and formally opened by HRH Prince Charles
and HRH the Duchess of Cornwall on 14 March.
Gadsden is delighted to be returning to South Africa to collaborate with the British Council South Africa and
to be creating an exciting cross media new commission for the Artscape Women/Humanity Arts Festival. ◆
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Guest Speaker
MARY HOLROYD OF WEIGH-LESS
Many a great organisation has started from humble beginnings, and Weigh-Less is no exception.
Founded by Mary Holroyd in 1975, with just a bathroom scale and R10 to pay for printing
and advertising, Weigh-Less’ growth and success in changing people’s lives for the better has
shown that dreams do come true if we pursue them!
Who was to know that the first meeting in Mary’s home on 25 February 1975 would quickly
spark off 13 Groups in the area, all led by Mary herself? In 1976, the first training programmes
began with Rosemary Enstrom, the first Member of Weigh-Less, becoming the first Weigh-Less
Group Leader in South Africa. In 1978, Weigh-Less held its first Slimmer of the Year competition
and also brought out its first cookbook.
The Weigh-Less food endorsement division has been in operation since 1978 with a variety of
foods manufactured by leading South African manufacturers, including the Weigh-Less Green
Band products. It’s no wonder Weigh-Less holds the dominant position in the health and weight
management sector of the food and beverage market – giving consumers a range of line items
that have been specially formulated to help them make healthy choices.
Weigh-Less has grown from strength to strength, to be where it is today, a proudly South African
organisation, which is also represented in the UK as well as neighbouring countries; like Namibia, Botswana,
Zimbabwe and Swaziland. ◆
Guest Artist
ROXY
Roxy Le Roux is one of South Africa’s Top “Live Singing” Drag Artists, based in
the Cape Town Business District. Roxy was trained in the art of Drag by the
International Live Singing French Diva, Ms Lola Lou, who owns and runs the only
drag venue and bar in Cape Town.
Roxy’s performance career started at Beefcakes Restaurant in De Waterkant on
1July 2010. Roxy has also performed at events such as the MCQP 2011, GAY PRIDE
2012, KKNK 2012(Oudtshoorn) and has been featured on TV talk shows. Roxy
has always been an activist at heart and going into communities inspiring and
educating people is a vocation and passion. In 2008 after being diagnosed with
HIV, she vowed to would break the stigma and to educate people on the issue.
Roxy is not just a character, or some drag queen looking for attention. She is the hopes and dreams, the
embodiment of everyone who has ever been abused, rejected, neglected, ridiculed or judged based on who
they are as people or what they stand for as a collective community. ◆
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Workshops
MARKETING YOuR OWN BuSINESS WORKSHOP
Presented by MERLE O’BRIEN – Odissi Niketan Africa
Date:
Time:
Venue:
8 August
15:30 – 17:00
ADE Boardroom
The workshop is designed to help women entrepreneurs understand the new landscape of integrated
marketing communication, which encompasses media, PR, marketing, advertising, branding, packaging,
social media, events, corporate social investment and business to business marketing.
Merle O’ Brien is a qualified futurist who lectures Strategic Brand Leadership of the
Creative Economy, Global Business, International Marketing and Entrepreneurship.
She is a fellow and former president of PRISA – the Institute for Public Relations and
Communication Management for Southern Africa and has won local and international
awards for her leading projects. She is a professional Odissi Indian classical danseuse
and in June 2013, membership of UNESCO’s Conseil International De Le Danse CIDInternational Dance Council was conferred on Ms O’ Brien. ◆
Contact person: Merle O’ Brien
Tel:
076 891 2583
Email:
[email protected]
YOGA DE-STRESS
BEING PRESENT TO MY FEMININE POWER WORKSHOP
Presented by PRAMILLA VASSEN – Odissi Niketan Africa
Date:
Time:
Venue:
9 August
08:30 – 09:30
Chandelier Foyer
Through deep relaxation achieved by gentle yoga postures and corrective breathing techniques participants
are shown how to release negative emotions and trauma of the past and come into the sacred space of their
inner being.
Pramilla Vassen is a yoga therapist and Ayurvedic practitioner and has pioneered the
recognition of these professions in South Africa. She serves as senior trustee of the Art
of Living Foundation and chairperson of Odissi Niketan Africa. She presently is secretary
to CRATA WC - Commission for Religious and Traditional Affairs and former chair of
the Ethical Leadership Project. Her professional work extends to corporate wellness,
motivation, facilitation, training, team building, mediation, conflict-resolution and events
management. She has been featured in local magazines on women and spirituality and
has also made documentaries for the international media. ◆
Contact person: Pramilla Vassen
Tel:
084 800 3355
Email:
[email protected]
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SOuTH AFRICAN WOMEN IN CONSTRuCTION:
WESTERN CAPE (SAWIC:WC)
ENTERPRISE DEVELOPMENT & CAPACITY BuILDING WORKSHOP
Presented by NTSIKIE MGAYIYA – South African Women in Construction (Sawic)
Western Cape
Date:
Time:
Venue:
9 August
09:45 – 11:00
Planning Boardroom
South African Women in Construction: Western Cape (SAWIC: WC), strives to enhance, strengthen and uplift
women in the construction industry through practical interventions which enable members to run profitable
business enterprises. The workshops support entrepreneurship amongst women and place emphasis on
achieving an active, focused and sustainable second economy.
Committing itself to professionalism, legal compliance with national legislative and regulatory
frameworks, SAWIC: WC strives to ensure that it builds partnerships with stakeholders that
will mentor running businesses successfully in terms of capacity building and enterprise
development. ◆
Contact person: Ntsikie Mgayiya
Tel:
079 101 0921
Email:
[email protected] / [email protected]
GENDER VIOLENCE WORKSHOP
Presented by ENGENDER
Date:
Time:
Venue:
9 August
09:00 – 10:00
ADE Boardroom
Engender is an NGO founded during 2003 by socially conscious individuals. Engender works in the intersectional
areas of genders, justice and peace. Projects include combating violence against women and others, women’s and
community wellness, and women-led community and backyard gardens.
Engender’s workshop for service providers and community leaders provides both the understanding of
violence and victimhood, and practical tools and perspectives that can help individuals break the pattern
of violence and/or victimhood in their own lives and the lives of others. The aims are to increase the
effectiveness of caregivers and community leaders in dealing with violence and abuse.
Facilitators: Bernedette Muthien, Engender Director, is an activist, poet, and scholar
who holds two postgraduate degrees and has facilitated workshops since the 1980s.
Waheeda Amien, Engender co-founder and Senior Lecturer in the Faculty of Law at
UCT, holds a doctorate in Law, and focuses on diversity and human rights issues. ◆
Contact person:
Tel:
Email:
Website:
Bernedette Muthien
083 3450 552
[email protected]
www.engender.org.za
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SPORT AND RECREATION WORKSHOPS
Presented by The City of Cape Town
GYMNASTICS & SELF-DEFENCE
Date: Time: Venue: 9 August
09:00 – 17:00
Piazza
The Sport, Recreation and Amenities Department at the City of Cape Town offers various sport and recreation
programmes to encourage a healthy lifestyle, assist physical and mental wellness and provides facilities to enable the
citizens of our City to actively participate in sport and recreation activities. The programmes offered achieve this by :
• increasing participation in sport and recreation activities;
• providing access to sport and recreation facilities managed by the City;
• addressing social problems through sport and recreation programmes and events;
• developing partnerships with public, private and community organisations;
• promoting skills development through an active volunteer programme.
Gym for Life Group displays
The South African Gymnastics Federation (SAGF), in partnership with the City of Cape Town, embarked on a
community programme in May 2011, as part of the Gym For Life World Challenge 2013 Legacy Programme.
Six mentors were identified by SAGF and skilled with coaching, basic administration and leadership training.
These mentors then used their newly acquired skills to train local play-leader volunteers in six Cape Town
districts. The volunteers were then tasked to coach the four disciplines of Aerobics, Rope Skipping, Rhythmic
Gymnastics and Gymnastics For All at their local community halls. To date, more than 1 000 children from 21
communities across Cape Town have participated in these weekly programmes. The Gym for Life initiative
caters for all age groups, cultures and genders as well as for abled and disabled people. The Gym for life
groups that will be on display at the Festival are from communities across Cape Town that participate in the
Gym for Life Community projects. The World Gym for Life Championship takes place at the CTICC in July 2013
which will also see some of the groups from the community projects competing in the World Championship.
Self-defence Groups
The City’s Sport, Recreation and Amenities Department facilitates a number of recreational, sport, lifeskills
and afterschool programmes at their Recreation Hubs in various communities across Cape Town. Some
of these programmes include self-defence classes for women and youth. These programmes are not only
aimed at teaching important skills regarding safety and providing the necessary tools for keeping safe but
also contribute to an active citizenry and a healthy lifestyle among Capetonians. The self-defence groups
generally comprise of approximately 20 to 30 participants ranging from youth to seniors. The classes teach
important tips on keeping safe but also focus on fitness. ◆
Contact person: Donny Jurgens
Manager: Specialised Operations
Tel: 021 400 4603
Email:
[email protected]
Website: www.capetown.gov.za
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KNOW YOuR RIGHTS LAW WORKSHOP
Presented by SOUTHERN SUBURBS LEGAL ADVICE CENTRE (SSLAC)
Date:
Time:
Venue:
9 August
10:00 – 13:30
ADE Boardroom
SSLAC
THE SOUTHERN SUBURBS LEGAL ADVICE CENTRE
Know Your Rights law workshops will highlight legal rights pertaining to:
• Domestic violence and sexual offences: 10:00 – 10:35;
• Labour Law in general and with regard to disabled persons: 10:50 – 11:25;
• Children and the aged: 10:40 – 12:15;
• Consumer Protection: 12:30 – 13:00.
The Southern Suburbs Legal Advice Centre (SSLAC) commenced its services to the general public in September
2009 and was formally registered as a Trust on 26 May 2010. The aim of SSLAC is to contribute to the promotion,
protection and realisation of human rights as enshrined in the Constitution through two (2) key pillars:
• Strengthening democracy through raising awareness of human rights to empower
poor communities to enforce their constitutional rights; and
• Improving access to justice by providing free legal advice to poor communities. ◆
Contact person:
Tel:
Fax:
Email:
Norma Beerwinkel
021 706 7965
086 5072037
BELLY DANCING
FITNESS FOR MY BODY AND MY SOuL WORKSHOP
Presented by PALACE OF THE WINDS ORIENTAL DANCE THEATRE
Date:
Time:
Venue:
9 August
14:00 – 15:00
Artscape Theatre
Palace of the Winds Oriental Dance Theatre will perform belly-dance movements after which they will
facilitate a workshop teaching audiences belly-dance movements and combinations. The workshop
entitled Belly Dancing - Fitness For My Body And My Soul will emphasise that disability is not a reason not to
be physically and psychologically active and reinforces the notion of self-appreciation. The workshop will
demonstrate that it is a perfect way to connect your body, mind and soul which allows each individual to
appreciate and enjoy themselves as they are.
Director, Marina Rehbein (Ajsa Samia) and Palace of the Winds
are also the hosts and organisers of the annual International
Oriental Dance Festival in South Africa in aid of the Saartjie
Baartman Centre for Women and Children in Cape Town.
For more information on this year’s festival please see
www.iodfcapetown.com. ◆
Contact person:
Tel:
Cell:
Email:
Website:
Marina Rehbein, Executive Director
021 701 2993
073 810 9208
[email protected]
www.palaceofthewinds.com
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WORKSHOP FOR WOMEN’S BuSINESS NETWORK
Presented by P.O.W.E.R – PROPOGATION OF WOMEN’S EMPOWERMENT RESOURCES
Date:
Time:
Venue:
9 August
14:00 – 15:00
Planning Boardroom
Demystifying the myths on starting one’s own business. This workshop will deal with,
start-up procedures, interactive discussions on common problems experienced and
solutions, networking, maintaining a footprint in the business world and discussing of
a number of case studies. This workshop is interactive and very informative to women currently in business and
women who want to start a business.
P.O.W.E.R envisions a world where no one is abused, poor, illiterate or marginalized...
where members of communities have full and equal participation in the processes that
ensure their health, well-being and economic independence...and where everyone has
the freedom to define the scope of their life, their future and strive to achieve their full
potential. P.O.W.E.R offers mentorship programmes, training, business support services,
public speaking – Toast Masters, and many more. ◆
Contact person:
Tel:
Email:
Website:
Kissmea Naude, CEO and Founder
086 133 3917
[email protected]
www.womenempowerment.org.za
WRITE YOuR WOES AWAY WORKSHOP
Presented by BHALANI READERS AND WRITERS ASSOCIATION (BRAWA)
Date:
Time:
Venue:
9 August
14:00 – 15:00
Artscape Resource Centre
The writing workshop, Write Your Woes Away is a workshop that teaches ordinary people to use writing as
a way of expressing themselves. They will be encouraged to use writing as a way of therapy. The writing
workshop will be facilitated by Primrose Mrwebi
Mrwebi’s experience ranges from writing and editing magazine copy,
directing and performing poetry productions, facilitating writing
workshops, mentoring and coaching young writers, writing children’s
stories and working as an MC for literary related events. ◆
Contact person: Primrose Mrwebi
Tel:
083 746 5337
Email:
[email protected]
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Health Screenings
Date:
Time:
Venue:
9 August
09:00 – 17:00
VIP ROOM & isiBAYA
GOVERNMENT COMMUNICATION AND INFORMATION SYSTEMS (GCIS)
The approval of the National Communication Strategy by National Government is a milestone for the
strengthening of access to government information by all sectors of the population in the country.
Communication is a critical link between government’s implementation of its programmes and the
empowerment of citizens through the dissemination of relevant government information and initiatives.
To this end, GCIS has developed the five national priorities into five key communication campaigns namely,
improved quality of basic education, provision of healthcare for all South Africans; decent work to ensure
sustainable livelihoods; reduction of crime and rural development. To achieve the objective of establishing a
direct link between government and the people, government endeavours to build partnerships with various
sectors in society. ◆
Contact person:
Tel:
Email:
Website:
Ayanda Hollow
083 255 7665
[email protected]
www.gcis.gov.za
TB / HIV CARE ASSOCIATION
The TB / HIV Care Association is a registered non-profit organisation that aims to improve TB management
by increasing access to TB and HIV diagnosis, care, treatment and community based adherence support.
The integrated approach to addressing both TB ad HIV issues has proved the organisation to be a pioneer in
implementing a comprehensive system of support for TB and HIV clients. ◆
Contact person:
Tel:
Email:
Website:
Phumeza Ngubane
021 425 0050
[email protected]
www.tbhivcare.org
CANSA – BREAST SCREENINGS
CANSA’s purpose is to lead the fight against cancer in South Africa. Its mission is to be the preferred
non-profit organisation that enables research, educates the public and provides support to all people
affected by cancer. ◆
Contact person:
Tel:
Email:
Website:
Denise Da Rocha, Management Support Officer
021 6895347
[email protected]
www.cansa.org.za
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Exhibitors
RAPE CRISIS
The Rape Crisis Cape Town Trust supports and empowers rape survivors in the Western Cape on their journey
to recovery and on the road to justice. This is achieved through our three main programmes: (1) counselling,
crisis containment and court support directly to survivors, (2) training and awareness programmes, government
partners and community groups (3) advocating for law reform with partners in the sector. Outreach into the
communities we serve, gives us capacity for social mobilisation and our strong network of partners in civil society
gives us support in lobbying influential role players at both the national and provincial levels of government. ◆
Contact person:
Tel:
Email:
Website:
Kathleen Dey, Director
021 4471467
[email protected]
www.rapecrisis.org.za
SAARTJIE BAARTMAN CENTRE
FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN
The Saartjie Baartman Centre is a unique ‘one-stop’ centre
providing a comprehensive range of services for the effective
treatment and prevention of violence against women and
children. The Centre provides essential, cost-free services
365 days a year to abused women and children, preventing femicides, child murders and baby-dumping.
We are situated in the heart of Manenberg on the Cape flats, an area with high rates of crime, gangsterism,
child abuse, unemployment, substance abuse and gender-based violence. ◆
Contact person:
Tel:
Email:
Website:
Shaheema McLeod, Operational Director
021 6335287
[email protected]
www.saartjiebaartmancentre.org.za
NEW WORLD FOuNDATION
New World Foundation is a non-governmental organisation (NGO) founded in 1980. New
World Foundation facilitates development and supports communities through
programmes and training in Lavender Hill and Vrygrond and the Greater Retreat area
including formal and informal settlements. Our vision and mission is to build a New World
of Hope, Justice and Peace. Our key focus is 1) education for work, 2) conflict resolution and mediation, 3) and
safe learning spaces. Our key beneficiaries are women and children. Women make up the bulk of our support
groups and programmes. For instance in our programme of establishing a committee in every block of flats;
out of every 85 committee members 80 are women! All our programmes have girls and women as majority
beneficiaries or are created only for females namely the women writing course, girls’ club, women’s health club,
counselling for domestic violence, women’s events, campaigns and public dialogue around women issues. Some
of which we offer through partnerships. ◆
Contact person:
Tel:
Email:
Website:
Kim Pillay-Constant, Programme Staff Supervisor & Women and Gender Programme Co-ordinator
021 701 1150
[email protected]
www.newworldfoundation.org.za
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SWEAT
SWEAT is a registered non-profit organisation based in Cape Town, South Africa and working nationally. We
were established in 1996 to deliver services to adult sex workers in the context of the HIV epidemic. Since this
time we have continued to offer services and have also expanded our work to include human rights defence
work, advocacy for the rights of sex work as well as mobilising sex workers. We support the decriminalisation
of sex work and the recognition of sex work as work in order to extend labour rights to sex workers. ◆ Contact person: Ntokozo Yingwana, Advocacy Officer
Tel: 021 4487875
Hep Line: 0800 60 60 60
Email: [email protected]
Website: www.sweat.org.za
CENTRE FOR EARLY CHILDHOOD DEVELOPMENT
The Centre for Early Childhood Development is an early childhood development organisation, training teachers,
principals of ECD centres, and parents in under-resourced communities. Early childhood development in South
Africa faces a multitude of challenges. Underpaid teachers, unemployed parents, hungry children, and unsafe
early learning environments are a few of the obstacles caregivers and children experience every day. Despite
these challenges, there are more than 60 000 of these remarkable women in our country who are committed
to meeting the needs of our youngest children. Through showcasing these stories we highlight the incredible
work being done by these women, and we honour the contributions of all women who
have struggled against the odds to provide quality care and education for our youngest
and most vulnerable citizens. ◆
Contact person: Michaela Ashley-Cooper, Programme Manager
Tel: 021 6832420
Email:
[email protected]
Website: www.cecd.org.za
THE WOMEN’S CIRCLE
The Women’s Circle (TWC) is a community based organisation established in 2006 that provides
services to learning circles located in Delft, Hanover Park and Stattice Heights on the Cape
Flats in the Western Cape Province of South Africa .The organisation aims to build the
capacity of women through consciousness raising sessions, and thereby increasing
women’s ability to participate more effectively in society. ◆
Contact person: Vanessa Reynolds
Tel: 021 6336778
Email: [email protected]
NEW WOMEN’S MOVEMENT
The New Women’s Movement, a grassroots women’s organisation, was launched in 1997 with the aim
to mobilise women around issues that concern them, such as child support, the high cost of living,
unemployment, food security and violence against women. As a gender activist, Vainola Makan, has vast
experience in the field of gender power relations and has been active in women’s organisations, democracy
and social justice movements that challenge racism and sexism. The New Women’s Movement does
leadership development with young women and has co-ordinated the five programmes of the Young
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Women’s Chapter, an initiative with that focus on the needs of young women that focus on leadership
development, campaigns, counselling and healing, media, arts and culture and life skills. ◆
Contact person: Vainola Makan, Founder and Manager
Tel: 021 9482041
[email protected]
Email: The Commission for Gender Equality (CGE)
Mandate of the Commission
The Commission for Gender Equality is a state institution which together
with five similar institutions, is established to “strengthen constitutional
democracy in the Republic.” The Commission is an independent institution
that is subject only to the Constitution and the Law of South Africa, and is
accountable to the National Assembly.
The CGE is a catalyst for the attainment of gender equality. Section 187(2) grants the CGE “the power,
as regulated by national legislation, necessary to perform its functions, including the power to monitor,
investigate, research, educate, lobby, advise and report on issues concerning gender equality.”
Vision
A society free from gender oppression and all forms of inequality. ◆
Western Cape Province
Tel:
021 426 4080
Website:
www.cge.org.za
HOPE FOR THE FUTURE
The organisation provides community service to all communities regarding STD/HIV/AIDS. Hope for the
Future works in collaboration with other organisations that deal with transformation and education. Another
key focus area is to attend to effective nutritional values in different spheres of society. ◆
Contact person: Fozia Kennedy
Tel:
072 6395928 or 021 9521445
DR MIRACLES HAIR PRODUCTS
The Dr Miracles brand was unknown in the South African market when it was
launched in 2010, but has grown exponentially since its launch and has gone from
®
strength to strength in recent years. The brand has undergone a much improved
packaging revamp as well as new product formulations to further improve the
customers’ needs and expectations. These wonderful products are designed to nourish, moisturise, repair
and condition dry hair as well as to enable women to style their hair into any modern flair. There are various
ranges within the brand that speak to the different needs of our individual hair types. Try Dr Miracles today
and “feel the tingle”. ◆
Contact person: Celeste Nair, Sales & Marketing
Tel:
021 671 3649/7 or 084 861 0954
Fax:
086 232 6272
Email:
[email protected]
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ROXY MAROSA TOTAL SKIN HEALTH CARE
Roxy Marosa is the owner, face and brand of Roxy Marosa Total Skin Health Care.
She is the creator of The Roxy Marosa Show – a transformational talk show that
is being geared for TV, an entrepreneur, writer, transformational speaker and
model. Roxy took her first stage modelling appearance at the age of eleven, a
time when she already demonstrated health and skin care consciousness. Her modelling
career has gained international exposure on TV and in print. She has also been the face
of an international natural organic skin range. This exposure further instilled in her a
passion of health and beauty, which she now shares through Roxy Marosa Products. ◆
Contact:
Tel:
Website:
Roxy Marosa Skin Care Health & Beauty Studio
021 7611 626
www.roxymarosaskincare.co.za
HEART 104.9 FM – WOMEN @HEART
August is Women’s Month! This year, Heart 104.9FM is celebrating women @ Heart with a glamorous event
which takes place at “The Lookout”, a magnificent venue located at the V&A Waterfront.
Heart 104.9FM will host female listeners during an afternoon of fun, style and selfish indulgence. Attendees
will find themselves in a beautiful space, evoking elegance and femininity. The venue setup will allow women
to engage one another with great conversation, or simply relax and enjoy the day’s entertainment.
Date :
Time :
24 August 2013
12:30 – 18:00
Stay tuned to Heart 104.9FM for more details and news on when ticket
sales open. ◆
STEFANIA MORLAND
DESIGNER
GENEROUS SPONSOR OF COSTUMES FOR THE BAHI HEALING CONCERT
Stefania Morland is dedicated to personal service and attention to detail. Her intimate high-end fashion
store and studio, which opened its doors in 2005, has grown and evolved while staying true to the
original design ethos: unique, playful pieces that remain classic and timeless. “Layering pieces and expertly
constructed garments that can be worn in more than one way create a more complex look and allow
our customers freedom and creativity of expression with our clothes.” Stefania uses only the finest handselected natural fibres sourced from around the world to produce the best possible end result. Each garment
is skillfully crafted with specific attention to construction techniques and accentuated detail, creating
truly distinctive clothing for people who respect and celebrate life. Stefania Morland’s design studio and retail
store front is located at 153A Kloof Street, Gardens, Cape Town.
At Stefania Morland we value all things beautiful, both obvious and discreet.
We believe in fashion as a channel of intuitive expression. We believe in
quality. We believe that everyone has a style identity unique to their own
personality. We believe it is an extension of their inner creative self. ◆
Tel:
Email:
Website:
021 422 2609
[email protected]
www.stefaniamorland.com
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VEDANTA WORLD
SuNANDAJI LECTuRE
Sunandaji is a renowned speaker, teacher and philosopher. Sunandaji has addressed
diverse audiences across four continents for the past twenty years. Her clear and
powerful presentations of ancient wisdom in contemporary thought has been
acclaimed by prestigious organisations and many leading universities around the world.
Sunandaji will share her wisdom and the application of the principles of Vedanta in modern day living in
a series of lectures held in Johannesburg, Cape Town and Durban. Exploring the teachings of the ancient
philosophical text Bhagavad Gita and using practical examples and parables Sunandaji brings the message of
peace and wellbeing alive for her audience. ◆
Cape Town
Topic:
Bhagavad Gita Chapter 3
Venue:
UCT, Upper Campus, P.D Hahn L3
Date:
7 – 10 August
Time:
19:00 – 20:30
Admission to lectures are free. No booking required.
Contact person:
Email:
Tel:
Website:
Devashni Pillay
071 111 5505 / 074 166 1222
www.vedanta.org.za
Visual Arts Exhibition
SALLY MESSINA
For Sally Messina, art started as a hobby. Since she was young, she always had an
interest in sketching, but never went for any art lessons until late in her adult years.
Sally studied BA Admin (Hon) at UWC and when she got married, she and husband
decided that she would stay at home to raise their two children.
Sally began taking art lessons at Bellville Central Library with Martie Westvaardt in
the mid-1990s. She worked in pencil, pastel and watercolours. When she moved
to Paarl in 2003, Sally began and still continues to have art lessons with Cathy
Milner at the Stables Art Studio (Natte Valleij) and Hannes van Zyl in Paarl. She has
experimented with different art mediums and now prefers working in acrylic and oil.
In 2012 Sally went on an art trip to Amsterdam, Paris and London which Cathy Milner organised. Together
they visited various art galleries and museums. As Sally says: “I’ve come to realise that all artists have to travel
their own journey using the tools they acquire along the way. Mistakes are made, but that is what makes art
unique and interesting”.
About the paintings:
The eight women painted represent the qualities and emotions that Sally recognised not only in her mother
but in other women as well. Namely:
1. Resilience, 2. Determination, 3. Love and Tenderness, 4. Happiness, 5. Despair, 6. Confidence, 7. Hope and
8. Perseverance. ◆
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DAILY PROGRAMME
4 – 10 AUGUST 2013
DATE
TIME
Sun 4 Aug 16:00
18:00
Wed
18:00 for
7 Aug
18:30
Thur
8 Aug
Fri 9 Aug
Sat
10 Aug
18:00
20:00
20:15
08:30 – 09:30
09:45 – 11:00
09:00 – 17:00
09:00 – 17:00
15:00 – 17:00
09:00 – 10:00
10:00 – 13:00
09:00 – 17:00
09:00 – 17:00
10:00 – 10:30
10:30 – 12:30
12:00 – 17:00
13:00 – 14:00
14:00 – 15:00
14:00 – 15:00
14:00 – 15:00
14:00 – 15:00
15:00
18:00
19:30
ACTIVITY
Sally Messina Visual Arts Exhibition
BAHI Healing Concert
Opening of Shonaquip Wheelchair Display Installation
Guest Speaker: Shona McDonald
Guest Speaker: Rachel Gadsden
Roxy le Roux – Guest Appearance
Nancy
Health Screenings: Blood Glucose & Blood Pressure
Breast Examinations
Breast and Bone Health Talks – Dr Sumi Padayachee
WHEAT Trust Awards
Marketing Your Own Business Workshop
Official Opening of AWHAF
Guest Speaker: Anglican Archbishop, Most Rev Dr Thabo
Makgoba
Guest Speaker: Chaeli of Chaeli Campaign
Book Launch: Nenio Mbazima
Guest Speaker: Jerry Pooe
Nancy
In the Wings
It’s a Man’s World
Yoga De-stress Workshop
Women in Construction Workshop
Health Screenings: Blood Glucose & Blood Pressure
Breast Examinations
Breast and Bone Health Talks – Dr Sumi Padayachee
Gender Violence Workshop
Know Your Rights Law Workshops
Sport & Recreation Gymnastics Workshop
Sport & Recreation Self Defence Workshop
Ngangelizwe
Panel Discussion
Shonaquip Wheelchair Exhibition & Installation
Blackbyrd in Concert
Palace of the Winds Belly Dancing Workshop
Women’s Business Network Workshop
BRAWA Writing Workshop
Weigh-Less Talk: Mary Holroyd
Nancy
Talking Souls
20:00
15:00
In the Wings
Talking Souls
16:00 – 17:00
18:00
18:00
19:30
20:00
20:15
Weigh-Less Talk: Mary Holroyd
Vroueskrywers se Boekebekendstelling
The Sleeping Beauty (Cape Town City Ballet)
Nianell & Vicky Sampson in Concert
Nancy
19:00
20:15
09:00– 17:00
09:00 – 17:00
15:00 – 17:00
15:00
15:30 – 17:00
17:30 for
18:00
VENUE
Theatre Well
Theatre
Marble Foyer Ext
TICKETS
Free
R100.00
By Invitation
Marble Foyer Ext
Arena
VIP Room
isiBaya
isiBaya
Opera Bar
ADE Boardroom 4th Floor
Theatre Well
R60.00
Free
Free
Free
Free
Free
By Invitation
Arena
Theatre
Arena
Chandelier Foyer
Planning Boardroom
VIP Room
isiBaya
isiBaya
Piazza
Piazza
Theatre
Theatre
Chandelier Foyer
Theatre
Theatre
Planning Boardroom
Resource Centre
Theatre Well
Arena
Arena
Magnet Theatre –
Observatory
Theatre
Magnet Theatre –
Observatory
Theatre Well
Theatre Well
Arena
Opera House
Theatre
Arena
R60.00
R80.00
R60.00
Free
Free
Free
Free
Free
Free
Free
Free
Free
Free
Free
Free
Free
Free
Free
Free
R60.00
R60.00
Free
R80.00
Free
Free
Free
R60.00
R100 – R250
R100.00
R60.00
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E ST . 1980
AUGUST 2013
CAPE TOWN
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Project Manager – Debbie Damons
Exhibitor Co-ordination – Toberin Meyer
Logistics – Tammy Cleophas
PR & Administration – Mammie Qwazi
Marketing/Publicity – Candice Jansen & Berniece Friedman
Administration & Logistics – Yolanda Smith
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COUNCIL
Dr Somadoda Fikeni (Chairperson), Prof Nomvula Mtetwa (Deputy Chairperson),
Ms Ruth Benjamin-Swales, Ms Nobandile “Bandi” Biko, , Mr Dudley Cloete-Hopkins,
Mr Andrew Horne, Mr Brandon Losper, Ms Marian Lucouw, Mr Neo Muyanga,
Prof Vuyisa Tanga, Mr Tiisetso Tsukudu
MANAGEMENT
Chief Executive – Michael Maas
Chief Financial Officer – Pieter Lourens
Director: Audience Development and Education – Marlene le Roux
General Manager: Stage Services – Marius Golding
Manager: Human Resources – Lungisani Nkomo
Planning Manager – Guy Burbidge
ARTSCAPE THEATRE CENTRE MANAGEMENT
Manager – John Hawkins
House Manager – Hadley Tituss
Box Office Manager – Jenny Pappadopoulos
Maintenance Manager – Brian Zellie
2013/07/09 3:36 PM
ARTSCAPE THEATRE CENTRE
DF Malan Street, Foreshore, Cape Town 8001 | PO Box 4107, Cape Town 8000
Tel: +27 21 410 9800 | Fax: +27 21 421 5448
email: [email protected]
www.artscape.co.za
2013/07/09 3:36 PM

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