You are specially invited to come to our temporary Garage Stage in Grassy Park on the 22 February 2015 at 19:00 to see the performance/play ‘Stompie’

Stompie is the result of three weeks of intensive collaboration between Emile Jansen (Heal The Hood Project) and Kent Ekberg (Teater Reflex), two pedagogues with long-term experience from Cape Flats and Kärrtorp/Stockholm in dance and theatre, respectively. They have worked with Leeroy Philips, Stefan Benting and Andrés from the Mixed Mense Collective of dancers and b-boys from Lavender Hill/Grassy Park. The focus has been on what it means to tell and craft stories from Cape Flats today. The collaboration forms part of an initiative by Henrik Ernstson at the African Centre for Cities at UCT on Democratic Practices of Unequal Geographies that strives to create and extend the spaces and practices involved in thinking democracy and politics in Cape Town, South Africa & global South cities.

The play/performance will start with a short introduction of the work and afterwards there will be discussion on how to take these practices, stories and lessons-learnt further.

RSVP by 21 Feb to henrik.ernstson@uct.ac.za.

For more information see: http://www.situatedecologies.net/archives/1539.