Catch one-night only dance performance
“We explore a lot of things that are happening in our daily lives.”
A dance performance from collaborating choreographer/dancers Xolisile Bongwana and Thulisile Binda, Mtwan’oMntu, will be presented on March 26 at 7.30pm.
With lockdown restrictions at level one, giving audiences and artists space to safely meet, the Centre for the Less Good Idea is pleased to be reigniting the For Once programme: a regular live performance programme at the centre in which new work is incubated and shown for one-night-only.
Mtwan’oMntu is an exploration of a deep yearning for connectedness. It mines life’s complex, highly dynamic and non-linear expressions in seeking a belonging and building relationships – be it self, love or spiritual connections.
Mtwan’oMntu is a journey that evokes the awareness of a mongoose and is premised on the idea that the energy flows to where your attention goes.
Xolisile from Naturena said he is pleased to work with Thulisile.
“Thulisile is a hard worker and an amazing dancer. The energy we share and the exploration we have in this dance piece is amazing.
“We explore a lot of things that are happening in our daily lives. Like relationships, it can be between a boy and a girl, man and woman and so forth. “We try to question the connection between these relationships. We urge people to come and see this one-night-only show, it is explosive,” he said.
The Centre For Less Good Idea was founded by critically acclaimed South African artist William Kentridge. The centre is a space that supports experimental, collaborative and cross-disciplinary arts projects.
The performance will take place at the Centre For Less Good Idea is at Arts on Main in Moboneng on March 26 at 7.30pm and tickets cost R100 per person.
