The Sustaining Theatre and Dance (STAND) Foundation and the USB-Ed (a private company in the Business School of the University of Stellenbosch) with the support
The National Theatre and Dance Policy (NTDP): a policy that outlines the hopes of the theatre and dance sector. How do we as a sector
The Sustaining Theatre and Dance (STAND) Foundation today announced that Tammy Ballantyne has been appointed as the Coordinator of STAND Foundation with effect from 1
Since the start of 2021, three members of STAND’s Board have resigned. Ricardo Peach left to take up a post as Director of a music
STAND Foundation’s list of patrons has extended in the last while as testimony to the work that STAND is doing in the dance and theatre
After months of Zoom meetings, the 10-person STAND Foundation Committee met physically in Stellenbosch for the first time on Sunday 29 November. The agenda included
The first 2020 project to be supported by the newly launched Sustaining Theatre and Dance (STAND) Foundation is a partnership with the JOMBA! Contemporary Dance
International cultural relations have historically been shaped by global inequalities in thedistribution of political, economic, military and cultural power. While those with economic,political and military
STAND Foundation will release its Discussion Document on a Vision for nurturing, promoting and celebrating contemporary South African theatre and dance at 17:30 on Thursday
Lynette Marais, vir dekades die ruggraat van die nasionale kunstefees in Makhanda (Grahamstad), is gister ná ’n kort siekbed dood in haar huis op die
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