Advertisements

Sarafina Magazine

Celebrating South African Women in the Arts

Skip to content

Home
About
Contact

Twitter
Facebook
Instagram

Contact

For all inquiries please fill out the contact form below:

Name(required)

Email(required)

Website

Comment(required)

Advertisements

Advertisements

Search for:

Follow Blog via Email

Enter your email address to follow this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.

Follow us on Twitter

Advertisements

Social

View Sarafinamagazine’s profile on Facebook
View @SarafinaMag’s profile on Twitter
View sarafinamagazine’s profile on Instagram

Copyright ©2018 Sarafina Magazine

Archives

Instagram

"I don’t have a lineage of performers in my family but I was always very drawn to performing in order to be seen. I suppose the visibility, as a child, was important to me and the heart of it lay in humour and making people laugh. I think I quickly understood how one could get that sort of attention by being the funny one. That was how it began for me but I’ve always had a deep love of theatre and it is my first love." • @instagram reminded us that our conversation with #director and #actor Sylvaine Strike took place two years ago! • 📸: @candice.vl / @cannedriceproductions

Our #WCW goes to our chat with choreographer and #FreeFlightDance director Adele Blank.

"I think the challenge with our jobs is that a lot of people don’t understand the work that goes into it or they never believe you when you say it isn’t in the budget but I think you need to always be thinking of the artist and the work and try not to compromise. I think it’s to always think about the integrity of the product and to treat artists really well." - Barbara Mathers: Producer, Arts Administrator and Managing Director of #thirdworldbunfight.

Some #mondaymotivation for you courtesy of @cintaineschutte. 📸: @candice.vl / @cannedriceproductions

Powered by WordPress.com.