Created by Sifiso and the cast, Cape of Ghosts digs deep to find the core of what constitutes the ownership of land. Heritage? Economy? Legacy? Ancestral land is far more than a few grains of sand. It holds a profound spiritual connection to the earth for many and marks the place where forefathers were laid to rest. For others, land is merely earth, without layers of meaning, but instead a means to an end. Choreographer & Construction: Sifiso Kweyama Choreographic Contribution: Current and original cast Poet: Khadija Tracey Heeger Opening Poem: Lewellyn Afrika, Voice over by Shaun Oelf Costume Designer: Roderick Jaipal Photography: Mark Wessels Camera Operator: Tony Mittelmeyer Production Coordinator: Nkosinathi Sangweni Dancers: Darion Adams, Gabriela Dirkse, Keenun Wales, Siphosethu Gojo, Vuyolwethu Nompetsheni Poet: Khadija Tracey Heeger Music: Radical Face – ‘Asleep on A Train’, Radical Face – ‘Black Eyes’ and Max Richter – ‘Space. Jazzart Dance Theatre, founded in 1973, is acknowledged as one of South Africa’s leading contemporary dance companies renowned both internationally and locally, as an award winning company that influences and preserves the sustainability of dance, choreography and dance performance. Dance is used as a transformation tool to integrate social awareness and cultural inclusiveness that embodies the nature of South Africa’s Bill of Rights. Through training, performance and inter-disciplinary collaborations with diverse role-players we develop multi-skilled performers and create work that promote excellence, innovation and social change.

Limitless Self is a work that explores the pinnacles of discovering oneself. As an artist one constantly sharpens and deepens one’s understanding of who we are as performers by being vulnerable and open; our joy, sorrow, pain, and pleasure, juxtaposed with the discipline and self-reflection is necessary to create an artist and embrace the landscape of our lives. Choreographer: Shaun Oelf Costumer: Lee Kotze Camera Operator: Tony Mittelmeyer Production Coordinator: Nkosinathi Sangweni Dancers: Darion Adams, Gabriella Dirkse, Keenun Wales, Luyanda Mdingi, Siphosethu Gojo, Tanzely Jooste, Vuyolwethu Nompetsheni Jazzart Dance Theatre, founded in 1973, is acknowledged as one of South Africa’s leading contemporary dance companies renowned both internationally and locally, as an award winning company that influences and preserves the sustainability of dance, choreography and dance performance. Dance is used as a transformation tool to integrate social awareness and cultural inclusiveness that embodies the nature of South Africa’s Bill of Rights. Through training, performance and inter-disciplinary collaborations with diverse role-players we develop multi-skilled performers and create work that promote excellence, innovation and social change.

“Solid”, skilfully and sensitively interlaces the individual stories into one fluid and cohesive dance that progresses through life’s intricate journey and materialises as a hopeful, unified human element, protective and nurturing of one another and of the environment we call home. Choreographer: Sifiso Kweyama Camera Operator: Tony Mittelmeyer Production Coordinator: Nkosinathi Sangweni Dancers: Beverley Swartz, Chesney Stanfield, Emile Petersen, Jay Dee America, Kananelo Ngaleka, Keagan Damons, Liam Lottering, Lisakhanya Nongqongqo, Mihlali Gwatyu, Nosipho Tsengwa, Phiko Luke, Rian Jansen, Savannah Petrus, Sinenhlanhla Sihlangu, SiphesihleDuma Jazzart Dance Theatre, founded in 1973, is acknowledged as one of South Africa’s leading contemporary dance companies renowned both internationally and locally, as an award winning company that influences and preserves the sustainability of dance, choreography and dance performance. Dance is used as a transformation tool to integrate social awareness and cultural inclusiveness that embodies the nature of South Africa’s Bill of Rights. Through training, performance and inter-disciplinary collaborations with diverse role-players we develop multi-skilled performers and create work that promote excellence, innovation and social change.