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Research Impact Department of Drama (Including the Little Theatre) Articles in Peer-reviewed Journals Morris, J.G. 2008. Institutional arrangements of theatre in the Cape: the case of township theatre. South African Theatre Journal, 22: 102-118. Creative works Exhibitions Kabwe, M. 2008. “Scratching The Surface Vol. 1”. Curated Art & Performance Commissioned by Association of Visual Arts (AVA) Cape Town. August 2008. Pather, J. 2008. The Infecting the City Festival of the Performing Arts. Co-curator. Cape Town. Pather, J. 2008. Spier Contemporary 2008. Johannesburg Art Gallery. 12 December 2007 – 15 February 2008. Commissioned by SPIER. Performances K a bw e, M . 2008. “Yellowman”. Written by Danel Orleander Smith. Directed by Lara Bye. Acting. Baxter Studio Theatre, Cape Town. Productions Fleishman, M. J. 2008. “Every Year, Everyday, I am Walking”. Direction. Market Theatre, Johannesburg (17 – 29 March). French Cultural Centres, Namibia, Botswana, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Tanzania, Malawi, Swaziland (31 March – 27 April). London International Festival of Theatre, Stratford Theatre, London (19 – 21 June). Hyland, G.J. 2008. “Kissed by Brel Too”. Direction, Set Design. Presented by Cockpit/ Pieter Toerien Productions. Theatre On The Bay, Cape Town (23 April – 10 May); Montecasino Studio, Johannesburg (4 – 29 June). Hyland, G.J. 2008. “Othello” by William Shakespeare. Directed, Designed. Baxter Theatre, Cape Town (6-20 March). Kabwe, M. 2008. “Afrocartography: Traces of places and all things in between.” Writer, Performer. World Festival of Theatre Schools, Barcelona, Spain (1-30 September); HSRC Symposium on Knowledge and Transformation; Spier Estate, Stellenbosch (November). Kabwe, M. 2008. “Unyawo alunampumlo” (The foot has no nose). Creator, Performer. Collaborative performance art piece. Spier Contemporary, Johannesburg Art Gallery (1-28 February). Winners of the Alan Pifer Research Award, Professor Pippa Skotnes and Associate Professor Mark Fleishman, with former Vice-Chancellor and Principal, Professor Njabulo S. Ndebele. Clanwilliam project nets second Pifer Award The Living Landscapes Project in the Clanwilliam area has won its second Alan Pifer Research Award, made annually to one or more scholars whose work contributes to the welfare and advancement of disadvantaged South Africans. The annual award went to Associate Professor Mark Fleishman of the Department of Drama and Professor Pippa Skotnes of the Michaelis School of Fine Art for their interdisciplinary Living Landscapes project, bringing local history, drama, art and the richness of the Bleek Lloyd archive to the local Clanwilliam community. The project’s value also lies in the fact that it aims to return the heritage of Clanwilliam and surrounds, an historically and archaeologically rich area, to the community, to be cherished and sustained for future generations. In 1999 Professor John Parkington of the Department of Archaeology won the Pifer Award for his contribution to the Living Landscapes enterprise. The Living Landscapes venture started in the mid-1990s, offering art workshops to fewer than 100 pupils annually. As the workshops expanded, hundreds of children arrived each year, with an average of 500 children now completing the week-long workshop each year. 129
FACULTY OF <strong>HUMANITIES</strong> Mbothwe, M. 2008. “Umyezo wezandi”. Directed. Spier Poetry Festival. On the Deck at Spier (1-2 February). Mbothwe, M. 2008. “Isivuno Sama Phupha”. Directed, Created. Spier Arts Festival. Arena Theatre (26 February – 2 March). Mills, E. 2008. “Attempts on Her Life” by Martin Crimp. Directed, Designed. UCT Drama Department. Little Theatre, Cape Town (17-24 May). Pather, J. 2008. “Body of Evidence”. Choreographer, Director. Commissioning by FNB Dance Umbrella. Lister Medical Building, Johannesburg (1-15 March). Pather, J. 2008. “Dreamtime”. Directed, conceived. Commissioning by Infecting the City Festival. Whale Well, Iziko Museums, Cape Town (29 February – 2 March). Pather, J. 2008. “Dancing with Shadows”. Choreographer, Director. FNB Dance Umbrella. Lister Medical Building, Johannesburg (16 February – 15 March). Pather, J. 2008. “From before”. Choreographer, Director. Dance. Professional dances. Spier Festival of White Light. Spier Estate, Stellenbosch (19 December). Pather, J. 2008. “Dancing on a Volcano”. Wits Theatre, Johannesburg (February). Pather, J. 2008. “Afrocartography” by Mwenya Kabwe. Directed. UNESCO International Theatre School Festival, Barcelona, Spain (September). Vocal Practice Research Output Banning, Y. 2008. “Othello” by William Shakespeare. Voice & Language Coach. Baxter Theatre, Cape Town. 6 – 22 March. Banning, Y. 2008. “Speak Truth to Power” directed /staged reading / Little Theatre, Hiddingh Campus/Robert F Kennedy Memorial Trust and UCT Law Faculty /11 August 2008. Script by Ariel Dorfman based on book by Kerry Kennedy edited by Nan Richardson. Mills, E. 2008. “Acoustic theatre imprints”. Interactive seminar on principles of constructing Voice Theatre. Theatre Materials / Material Theatres Conference. Central School of Speech and Drama, University of London, London, UK. 17 – 18 April. Mills, E. 2008. “Acoustic Encounters 1 & 2”. Workshops on theatre Voice. Spier Performing Arts Festival Infecting the City. The Workshop Series. Cape Town. 26 February – 2 March. Mills, E. 2008. “Voice: human sound and theatre”. Workshop on creating sonic theatre images. Hands On! Masks Off! Workshop programme. National Festival of the Arts. Grahamstown. 3 July. Contact Details Tel: +27 21 480 7121 Fax: +27 21 480 7106 E-mail: drama@uct.ac.za Web: www.drama.uct.ac.za Sesiu, S.I. 2008. “Wayenje Ulanga” or “Langa Blues” by Sabata Sesiu. Writer. Directed by Thoko Ntshinga. Suidooster Festival. Artscape Centre, Cape Town (12-14 February). Singer, J.R. 2008. “Suddenly her life confronts you.” Devised. Directed. Performed. Theatre. Professional Freelance Actors. Out the Box Festival. Play Room, Hiddingh Campus (30 August – 7 September). Temmingh, S. 2008. “Mag/Unplugged”. Direction. Professional actors. KKNK, Oudtshoorn. Weare, C.B. 2008. “Buried Child” by Sam Shepard. Produced, directed, designed. Theatre. Professional actors. Presented by The Mechanicals. Little Theatre, Hiddingh Campus (12-29 August). Weare, C.B. 2008. “Stressed for Success” by Alan Committie. Direction. Kalk Bay Theatre, Cape Town (4 June – 5 July). Weare, C.B. 2008. “Stressed to Kill” by Alan Committie. Direction. Montecasino Theatre, Johannesburg (25 January – 1 March). Weare, C.B. 2008. “The Zoo Story” by Edward Albee. Produced, directed, designed. Presented by The Mechanicals. The Intimate Theatre, Cape Town (28 October – 8 November). 130
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