Browsing Masters by Department "School of Dance"

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Butoh-Ballet

Author: Job, Jacqueline Felicity Date: 2014 This dissertation explores intercultural theory through an investigation of butoh methods that shift performance processes of ballet. Theories of Post colonialism and Performance have been interrogated and applied to distill a theme, Butoh-Ballet. ... Read more
Challenges to dance teacher education : interrogating the training of dance teachers at the UCT School of Dance 2001-2008

Author: Friedman, Sharon Date: 2008 Includes abstract. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 109-119). Read more
Flamenco in South Africa: outsider in two places

Author: Holden, Carolyn Date: 2012 This dissertation interrogates the notion of flamenco identity in order to establish a case for the existence of a legitimate flamenco identity outside of Spain, and specifically in South Africa. Verification of the existence of a legitimate ... Read more
Interrogating community dance practice and performance in African contexts : case studies of a New York University and Makerere University collaboration in Kampala, Uganda (2010) and a collaboration between the Eoan Group and the University of Cape T

Author: Johnstone, Kristina Date: 2010 Includes abstract. Includes bibliographical references (leaves 130-142). Read more
Interrogating the nature, process and politics of female headed dance collaborations: the growth project (Scenkonst Sӧrmland, Sweden & Baxter Theatre Centre, Cape Town, South Africa) 2012-2016

Author: Valentine, Bernice Date: 2017 This dissertation seeks to investigate the nature of Contemporary Dance collaborations between some South African dancers in the Western Cape and Swedish musicians and dancers and their directors and producers. My study focusses on the impact ... Read more
Looking at dance through the Te Whare Tapa Wha model of health

Author: Thorp, Kathryn Date: 2011 This dissertation uses Mason Durie's Te Whare Tapa Wha (the house of four sides) model of health to examine the benefits of participating in dance. Durie's (1994) model is widely used and taught throughout Aotearoa New Zealand as a guide for ... Read more
Lost meaning-new traditions : an investigation into the effects of modernity on African social traditional dance in Nyanga, Cape Town.

Author: Rani, Maxwell Xolani Date: 2013 The dancers of Nyanga have taken note of the extent to which modernity has caused them to adjust and transform the movement quality and execution of their dances to create new urban African social dances. In addition, the urban dancers' ... Read more
Navigating choreographic transitions through the use of personal narrative and storytelling an investigation into the choreographic process and performance of 'I stumble every time (2010)'

Author: Rodrigues, Jamila Pacheco Date: 2011 This dissertation aims to analyse the choreographic processes during the making of the dance theatre performance ‘ I stumble every time...’ which was performed as part of my Masters in Choreography as a practical examination held, at Joseph ... Read more

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