Dancing through the floods, Flatfoot Dance events continue
Many arts organisations are still putting on performances for the public despite the recent floods in KZN.
DESPITE being affected by the trauma of the floods, artists are continuing to perform where they can.
Flatfoot Dance expresses why they are pushing forward, “We have decided to continue. Not only do we as a dance company need this catharsis of telling these stories with our bodies, but we hope that you too will find your way to remember the community that performance can offer.”
Moreover, artists and venues, who for two years have struggled to make an income, are only now beginning to perform again and should be encouraged and supported.
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Flatfoot’s new production, The Cleansing runs from Wednesday, April 20 until Sunday, April 24 at 18:00 at the Botanic Gardens. To book, contact – flafootdancecompany@gmail.com
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The Rhumbelow Theatre continues hosting live shows and screenings. Highlights include Anthony Stonier’s show inspired by Cher from April 22 until April 24 and a rescheduled showing of the Covent Garden Opera Rigoletto at 14:00 on Wednesday, April 27.
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