PANSA at the National Arts Festival, 2 - 11 July 2009
| PANSA Stall at the National Arts Festival We are excited about running our first stall at the Festival. We will showcase our work and that of our members. We will be very happy to hand out your promotional material for the Festival. Drop your materials off at the Western Cape office in Woodstock by 2 July or pop by the PANSA stand and leave it there. Stop by and meet Nono, up date your details and get more people to join PANSA. We are interested in hearing how PANSA can help our members and build a sustainable performing arts industry. It will also be great to put faces to the names of people we interact with each day. WATCH THIS SPACE FOR MORE INFO ABOUT PANSA MEMBERS AT THE NATIONAL ARTS FESTIVAL 2009! | |||||
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Celebrating People! Passion! Performance!
PANSA is a national network of individuals, NGO's, service providers and mainstream institutions that are engaged in the practice or support of the performing arts (all forms of dance, music, opera, musical theatre and theatre).
PANSA is a national network of individuals, NGO's, service providers and mainstream institutions that are engaged in the practice or support of the performing arts (all forms of dance, music, opera, musical theatre and theatre).
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PANSA participated in the SABC protest march in Cape Town. Check out the video clip here:
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PANSA participated in the SABC protest march in Cape Town. Check out the video clip here:
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The Performing Arts Network of South Africa (PANSA) would like to join the industry in celebrating the career of Adrienne Sichel.
We are very sad to see the end of her remarkable era. For years Adrienne has been synonymous with quality in arts journalism. Dedicated, devoted, passionate – Adrienne would always come to the show, sometimes hopping a plane to get there. Her intellect and experience, as well as her patent love for the arts and the artists themselves, has seen her produce quality writing, every time. Our industry needs more Adriennes.
PANSA salutes you, Adrienne, and we wish you well in whatever is next for you.