Thu, Dec 2, 2021 About Us Contact Us Atlantic Sun HOME NEWS SPORT ENTERTAINMENT OPINION Home Entertainment Indoni dancers perform in the park Indoni dancers perform in the park By Hazel Allies-Husselm Nov 24, 2021 Share on Facebook Tweet on Twitter Dancers from the Indoni Dance, Arts and Leadership Academy will perform at three parks in Cape Town over the next three Saturdays. A dance academy will stage dance performances in three Cape Town parks over the next three weeks. The first performance of Dancing with Nature 2021 will take place at the Nantes Park in Bridgetown on Saturday November 27. It’s a chance for the public to embrace nature while watching dancers in action. It’s organised by the Indoni Dance, Arts and Leadership Academy. Paula Kelly, the academy’s spokesperson, said: “With social distancing remaining a priority in these Covid times, what better place to share a day with your friends and family. Over three weekends, artistic director and founder member, Sbonakaliso Ndaba, and the Indoni dancers are bringing arts back to the people, with performances that shine a light on the beauty of our parks.” Ms Ndaba is an award-winning dancer and choreographer who started the dance school seven years ago, when she took five unemployed youth from Khayelitsha under her wing. They were all post-matriculants who studied dance as their major subject but had no access to further education or job opportunities. A total of 85 young dancers-in-training from Khayelitsha, Phillipi, Observatory and Kraaifontein will be showing off their moves. Describing what people can look forward to, Ms Kelly said: “A giant stilt walker will lead you along the paths from one scene to the next. Share in the emotions of the scene being played out before you, or join in the dancing of familiar moves and then sing along to some of your favourite old ballads.” The Indoni dancers will be at the Green Point Park on Saturday December 4 and De Waal Park in Oranjezicht on Saturday December 11. All performances start at 2pm. The performances have been made possible with support and funding from the City of Cape Town, the provincial Department of Cultural Affairs and Sport, the HCI Foundation and the Rotary Club of Sea Point. PREVIOUS ARTICLE Get vaccinated at Wynberg Family Festival NEXT ARTICLE Beach Road residents revved up over noise, racing Hazel Allies-Husselm SHARE Facebook Twitter tweet RELATED ARTICLESMORE FROM AUTHOR Entertainment Book review: The Island of Missing Trees Entertainment Shaken up by Krotoa’s story Entertainment Artscape thanks supporters POPULAR CATEGORIES News 2767 Entertainment 706 Sport 267 FACEBOOK The Atlantic Sun was established in 1981. This long established popular community title includes the key shopping centres the Gardens Centre and Cape Quarter Lifestyle Village within its distribution area. ABOUT US CONTACT US PRIVACY POLICY TERMS AND CONDITIONS DFA | Constantiaberg Bulletin | Athlone News | Plainsman | Southern Suburbs Tatler | Table Talk | Atlantic Sun | Vukani | False Bay Echo | Bolander | Southern Mail | CapeTowner | Sentinel News | Northern News Kuilsriver Brackenfell Kraaifontein | Northern News Goodwood Parow | Northern News Bellville Durbanville | The Pink Tongue | I’solezwe lesiXhosa