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Art News:
Arts Events List 13 December
Arts Events List
AEL as @ 13 December 2010
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Forthcoming events over the next four weeks
Fuller details and later events below. Events are in Harare unless stated otherwise.
DANCE
- Karohano @ 7 Arts (15 December)
MUSIC
- "Happy Christmas, Mr Dickens", Or "Mbimbindoga" @ Zimbabwe College of Music (14 December)
- Hope - Through Children's Eyes @ Celebration Centre (16 December)
- Acoustic Night @ ZGS (17 December)
- Carols by Candlelight @ Old Georgians Sports Club (17 December)
- Nine Lessons and Carols @ Chisipite Senior School Chapel (19 December)
- Book Café & Mannenberg (to 18 December)
- Vic Falls New Year – Parlotones live in concert (30–31 December)
Performing Arts Bulawayo [PAB] and the Academy [Bulawayo]
- Santa Buddies (16 December)
- The Wrong Box (16 December)
- Rossini: La Cenerentola [Cinderella] (17 December)
- A Christmas Carol (23 December)
- Scrooge (23 December)
- Viva la Diva (24 December)
- The Merry Widow (31 December)
- Vienna Philharmonic New Year's Concert 2010 (6 January)
- Gilbert & Sullivan: The Gondoliers (7 January)
FINE ART & EXHIBITIONS
- The 'Summer' Exhibition @ Gallery Delta (to end January)
- Exhibitions at the National Gallery of Zimbabwe (December/January)
DRAMA, THEATRE & SPOKEN WORD
- Apokalupsis @ Theatre in the Park (to 18 December)
- Babes in the Wood @ Reps (to 18 December)
- Miss Julie @ Reps Theatre Upstairs (to 18 December)
FILM
CRAFT FAIRS & OTHER FAIRS
WORKSHOPS & COURSES
CLUBS & SOCIETIES
- Association of Complementary Health Practitioners (14 December, 12 January)
- Mountain Club of Zimbabwe (December)
CLASSIFIEDS: ARTY THINGS WANTED OR FOR SALE
- Zambezi Wind Song, by Donette Read Kruger
EVENTS OUTSIDE ZIMBABWE
FUTURE FESTIVALS – 2010/2011
Vic Falls Fest: Victoria Falls: 30–31 December <fallsfest@yoafrica.com>
NIAA Vocal and Instrumental Festival: 7–26 March <mailto:niaa@yoafrica.com>
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FORTHCOMING EVENTS
DANCE
Karohano @ 7 Arts (15 December)
The Alliance Française de Harare has the pleasure of inviting you to the much-awaited performance "Karohano", from South Africa and Madagascar, a unique show that is fusion of dance, sound and satire.
The show will be held at the 7 Arts on 15 December, starting at 19:30 hours.
The first part of the programme features "Essence of Women Dance Ensemble" with a piece called "3W" which was premiered during HIFA 2010. Concept/Overall Choreography: Soukaina M. L. Edom, Artistic Director
Tickets: US$10. Students US$5. Available from the Alliance Française de Harare.
The Alliance Française de Harare, 328 Herbert Chitepo Ave. Tel. 704795
MUSIC
"Happy Christmas, Mr Dickens", Or "Mbimbindoga" @ Zimbabwe College of Music (14 December)
The Annual CHIPAWO Children's Christmas Stage Show
Based on "A Christmas Carol" by Charles Dickens.
Tuesday, 14 December at 6.pm, Zimbabwe College of Music, Rotten Row, Harare
Admission: $5 adults, $2 children
The annual CHIPAWO Christmas Show provides a treat for the Zimbabwean family.
It is a time when the whole family can celebrate the Spirit of Christmas together with Zimbabwean stories, scenes, songs and dances. Up to 200 children will be onstage, all of whom have been trained in music, dance and acting at the various CHIPAWO arts education centres scattered over Harare, Chitungwiza, Norton and Bindura. So the power of performance on stage is breathtaking because of the numbers involved and brilliant because of the training that the young performers have had.
The CHIPAWO Children's Christmas Show is a very special Zimbabwean tradition.
Don't miss it.
Hope - Through Children's Eyes @ Celebration Centre (16 December)
"Hope - Through Children's Eyes" – A Fantastic Christmas Production for the Whole Family.
One night only! At Celebration Centre, on Thursday, 16 December, 6pm.
Music, Song, Poetry, Prose, Drama, Dance.
Featuring: Ivordale Violinists, Mitzis Dance Studio, Children from the Performing Arts Workshop and The Chengeta singers and dancers.
PLUS 3 Surprise Guest Appearances by Professional Artists.
Adults US$10.00, Children US$2.00 and Pensioners US$5.00
Tickets already on sale at The Spotlight and Celebration Centre office. Tickets also available at the door.
All proceeds to go to the Ivordale Orphans.
THIS IS A SHOW NOT TO BE MISSED!!!!!
Acoustic Night @ ZGS (17 December)
An amazing set of artists ready to entertain will be happening this month.
We will feature amazing artists from all over Harare. These are all new artists who are taking the industry by storm.
This event is brought to you by Wildfire Events and supported by the Zimbabwe German Society.
Date: 17 December; Time: 18:30 hrs
Entrance: US$3 advance ticket; US$5 at the gate
Venue: Zimbabwe German Society, 51 Lawson Ave, Milton Park, Harare.
Carols by Candlelight @ Old Georgians Sports Club (17 December)
Join our singers and musicians Josh Ansley, Fraser Mackay, Rene Hale, Simon Silcock, Chrisstessa, Joe Philp and Alan Friend for a fantastic selection of Christmas Carols and Christmas Songs, to be held at Old Georgians Sports Club on Friday, 17 December.
Huge marquee (no rain fears). Adults $10, kids under 12 FREE.
Doors open 5pm; starts at 6.30 pm. Full bar and catering. Live music and DJ afterwards for those who want to stay after the carols.
Nine Lessons and Carols @ Chisipite Senior School Chapel (19 December)
Service of Nine Lessons and Carols (Traditional, English)
Sunday, 19 December at 5pm, Christchurch Borrowdale (CPCA) at Chisipite Senior School Chapel.
Take time out to listen to the Christmas story and join Christchurch Festival Choir (Director Ruth Chard) singing favourite Carols.
Book Café & Mannenberg (to 18 December)
Fife Avenue Shopping Mall (upstairs), cnr. Fife Ave. / 6th Street, Harare (access upstairs parking from 6th St)
Tel. 0914 435 272; e-mail: <mailto:pamberit@gmail.com>, Website: <http://www.zimbabwearts.org>
BOOK CAFÉ
TUE 14, 5.30pm, STORYTELLING OPEN MIC – Come tell your story!
TUE 14, 8pm, HOPE MASIKE – Mbira in a modern groove
WED 15, 8pm, THE AY BAND – afro fusion
THU 16, 8pm, ALEXIO KAWARA & SHADES OF BLACK – back at The Book Café with an explosive new show
FRI 17, 5.30pm, MACINTOSH – Mbira by 'The Peacemaker' – (former Bocapa Xposure winner)
FRI 17, 8pm, NYAMASVISVA NeMAWUNGIRA ENHARIRA – mbira magic from Harare's legendary mbira ensemble
SAT 18, 2-5pm, The Youth Development and Aids Trust (YODAT) presents KHAYA LAMI Series I, featuring Shupy and Trevor Dongo, Kudzi, Talent and Nobert.
SAT 18, 5.30pm, HOT LIVE MUSIC! Details TBA
SAT 18, 8pm, SUBWAY – Old School, New School - Soul, Jazz, RnB - Zeena Beins (vo), with Joe Vas (sax/guitar), Nigel Wyngard (keyb/guitar), Brennan Wyngard (bass) & Justin Soutter (drums)
THE MANNENBERG JAZZ CLUB AND RESTAURANT
TUE 14 – CLOSED
WED 15, 6pm, FREE FILM SCREENING, Details TBA
WED 15, 9pm, MIC-INITY – Lovaz Rock Reggae: We have the city locked!
THU 16, 9pm, DUDU MANHENGA & COLOR BLU – an afrojazz adventure with special Guest Artists
FRI 17, 10pm, VICTOR KUNONGA – with the album 'Hatinete' timeless originals, always in demand!
SAT 18, 12 noon: MASHOKO Film Screening – free all welcome
SAT 18, 3pm, MASHOKO! The Spoken Word Event at The Mannenberg
SAT 18, 9pm, – TRANSIT CREW – reggae masters back from the King Sounds shows! – Bigger Tings Ah Gwaan!
THE ARTS FACTORY @ The Book Café – Books and CDs of Zimbabwean artists.
All proceeds from sales go direct to artists/publishers. Opens Mon-Fri 9am-5pm and Sat 9am-1pm.
Vic Falls New Year – Parlotones live in concert (30–31 December)
Fallsfest presents Parlotones, Ghapi, Evicted, Mann Friday, and much more ...
New year is set to be the biggest and best Zimbabwe has seen yet. Come and see the Parlotones and Evicted live in Vic Falls on 30 December and bring in the new year with Mann Friday, Ghapi and DJ Francis.
We have fantastic early bird accommodation and ticket deals – book with us and get limited FREE TICKETS.
Place: Victoria Falls; Dates: 30 and 31 December 2010
Email: <mailto:fallsfest@yoafrica.com>
NIAA Vocal and Instrumental Festival (7–26 March)
Venues: Prince Edward School Music Centre and Harare International School
Syllabus now available. Closing date for Entries – 2 February
If you would like a syllabus emailed to you, please write to <mailto:niaa@yoafrica.com>.
Hard copies also available.
National Institute of Allied Arts: Tel. : 702989 (answer-phone).
Performing Arts Bulawayo [PAB] and the Academy [Bulawayo]
Santa Buddies (16 December)
Thursday 16 December in the Robert Sibson Hall at 2.30 p.m.
The Legend of Santa Paws! - Disney's irresistible talking puppies return in a Christmas adventure.
Admission: $2.00
The Wrong Box (16 December)
Thursday 16 December in the Robert Sibson Hall at 7.30 p.m.
Robert Sibson Hall at 7.30 p.m.
The scramble for an inheritance is the basis for this classic black comedy starring Peter Cook and Dudley Moore as well as Michael Caine, Peter Sellars, Tony Hancock, Ralph Richardson, John Mills and others too numerous to mention! Mills attempts to do in brother Richardson with help from family cohorts in order to be the sole survivor of a tontine...
Admission: $3.00
Rossini: La Cenerentola [Cinderella] (17 December)
Friday 17 December in the Robert Sibson Hall at 6.30 p.m. – with supper interval.
La Cenerentola is Rossini's take on the Cinderella story – no fairy godmother or magic tricks, but ugly sisters, a charming prince and bracelets rather than glass slippers to help the dénouement! Appropriately enough, Rossini began work on the opera on Christmas Day 1816 and, if not as well known as The Barber of Seville, it is in no way inferior – and this is a marvellous performance with Cecilia Bartoli in the title role. The production is a traditional one with evocative sets and delightful costumes whilst it's hard to imagine the music being better done.
Admission: $3.00 /R20.00 [free to Red Carpet members and subscribers]
A Christmas Carol (23 December)
Thursday 23 December in the Robert Sibson Hall at 2.30 p.m.
Disney's animated version of Dickens' classic Christmas story with the voices of Jim Carrey, Colin Firth, Gary Oldman and many more - a treat for children and grown-ups alike!
Admission: $2.00
Scrooge (23 December)
Thursday 23 December in the Robert Sibson Hall at 7.30 p.m.
A second version of A Christmas Carol, this time the musical with eleven joyous songs and starring Albert Finney with Kenneth More, Dame Edith Evans and Sir Alec Guinness among the cast.
Admission: $3.00
Viva la Diva (24 December)
Friday 24 December in the Robert Sibson Hall at 7.30 p.m.
Katherine Jenkins and Darcey Bussell join forces in an all-singing, all-dancing extravaganza that pays tribute to their particular idols including Doris Day, Edith Piaf, Marilyn Monroe, Maria Callas, Fred Astaire, Audrey Hepburn and Moira Shearer.
Admission: $3.00
The Merry Widow (31 December)
Friday 31 December, Robert Sibson Hall at 7.30 p.m. – with supper interval.
We intend to celebrate New Year's Eve at the Academy with a spectacular version of Lehar's The Merry Widow and a special three-course dinner. The production includes a full ballet sequence and, with a leisurely dinner, will take us through to close to midnight when there will be a glass of champagne to welcome 2011.
The menu includes chicken liver pate; chicken in white wine sauce with roast potatoes, vegetables in season and Greek salad; lemon cheesecake.
Bookings at the Academy: $20.00 inc. dinner. $5.00 inc.a glass of champagne.
Vienna Philharmonic New Year's Concert 2010 (6 January)
Thursday 6 January in the Robert Sibson Hall at 7.30 p.m.
The internationally renowned French conductor Georges Prêtre leads one of the most applauded New Year concerts of recent years featuring favourites by the Strauss family as well as music by Nicolai, Offenbach and Lumbye and two fully-staged ballet sequences. Admission: $3.00
Gilbert & Sullivan: The Gondoliers (7 January)
Friday 7 January in the Robert Sibson Hall at 6.30 p.m. There will be a supper interval.
One of the best known and best loved of all the G&S operettas in a highly praised production from Opera Australia: "... a stylish and exhilarating Gondoliers... costumes are dazzling, the choreography is exuberant, and every member of the cast gives the appearance of enjoying their roles" (Sydney Morning Herald). Admission: $3.00
Sherlock Holmes (13 January)
Thursday 13 January in the Robert Sibson Hall at 7.30 p.m.
The recent movie starring Jude Law, Robert Downey Jr. and Rachel McAdams was described by the Daily Telegraph as an "all-action blockbuster". Admission: $3.00
Offenbach: The Tales of Hoffmann (21 January)
Friday 21 January in the Robert Sibson Hall at 6.30 p.m. There will be a supper interval.
Offenbach's famous opera is shown in a production from the Paris Opera with Bryn Terfel starring as the villain in all three of the tales. Admission: $3.00
Peter Martens (cello), Luis Maghaeles (piano) (25 January)
Tuesday 25 January in the Robert Sibson Hall at 7.30 p.m.
A welcome return visit from two outstanding South African musicians who will play Beethoven Cello Sonatas. Admission: $10.00 & $5.00
Across the Universe (27 January)
Thursday 27 January in the Robert Sibson Hall at 7.30 p.m.
Across the Universe is a film set in the 1960s and built round the Beatles songs. It moves from the dockyards of Liverpool to the riot-torn streets of Detroit and the killing fields of Vietnam as the star-crossed lovers, Jude (Jim Sturgess) and Lucy (Evan Rachel Wood), are torn apart by tumultuous forces and, against all the odds, strive to find their way back to each other. "Irresistible" (Daily Express), "Wonderful" (Empire). Admission: $3.00 .
FINE ART & EXHIBITIONS
The 'Summer' Exhibition @ Gallery Delta (to end January)
Paintings, Graphics and Multi-Media Sculptures
including works by Arthur Azevedo, Virginia Chihota, Justin Gope, Tafadzwa Gwetai, Masimba Hwati, James Jali, Admire Kamudzengerere, Munyaradzi Kapfumvuti, Helen Lieros, Shepherd Mahufe, Misheck Masamvu, Wallen Mapondera, Munyaradzi Mugorosa, Fungai Mwale, Gareth Nyandoro, Kate Raath, Cosmas Shiridzinomwa, Greg Shaw, Freddy Tauro, Marjorie Wallace, Richard Witikani, Portia Zvavahera and others
Sponsored by the Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany.
Exhibition duration until January end 2011.
Gallery Delta, 'Robert Paul's Old House,' 110 Livingstone Avenue/Ninth Street, Greenwood Park, Harare
Telephone/Fax: 792135; <mailto:artdelta@mweb.co.zw>; <http://www.gallerydelta.com>. Supported by Hivos Foundation.
Seasons greetings and all good wishes to all artists, friends, patrons, sponsors and clients.
Exhibitions at the National Gallery of Zimbabwe (December/January)
Audacity of Hope (World AIDS Day) – 30 November to 30 December
Vhura Meso – Zimbabwean Roots in the 21st Century – 2 to 31 December
ZIVA student graduation exhibition – 7 to 20 December
National Gallery Visual Art Studio final-year exhibition – 9 December to 15 January
A Place Called Home – Photo exhibition – 9 December to 30 January
The Chronicles – solo exhibition –16 to 30 December
DRAMA, THEATRE & SPOKEN WORD
Apokalupsis @ Theatre in the Park (to 18 December)
Featuring: Brezhnev Guveya, Tatenda Mangosho, Peace Mukwara, Florence Mhungu, Rumbidzai Karize and Chipo Phiri.
Written by: Blessing Hungwe; Directed by: Patrick Tembo; Produced by: Daves Guzha.
Apokalupsis literally means final catastrophe, the end of time, and the beginning of a new dawn ... But in this case is change an unachievable fantasy failing to exist amongst mortals???
The play, Apokalupsis, is an explosive, humorous and well-crafted political satire set in pre-colonial Africa but imaginatively engages with the socio-political and economic developments of the day. The year is 1802; the reigning king of an ancient African kingdom is caught in the vortex of inevitable change.
Natural and supernatural forces in the form of droughts, pestilence, and uprisings from his family members prove that the king's once prosperous land is under siege. Faced with a powerful opposition whose strength stems from the people's support, the king finally gives in and agrees to share power hoping to end the crisis. This however proves not to be the end but the beginning of the real drama.
A striking tale that finds its relevance in Africa heralding the present power struggles, nepotism, greed, women empowerment, and tribalism.
The play will run from to 18 December at 5.30pm and 7.30pm everyday except for Sundays & Mondays and is the last play of the season. Tickets are US$3 & US$2. Venue: Theatre in the Park (Near National Art Gallery)
For bookings and tickets contact: Tafadzwa or Annamore
Tel: +263 4 702211; Cell: +263 772 993 413 +263 772 694 373
Email: <mailto:media@rooftop.co.zw>; Website: <http://www.rooftoppromotions.org>
Babes in the Wood @ Reps (to 18 December)
Reps Theatre's 2010 pantomime is now running and is guaranteed to give audiences of all ages a good feeling!
Join the cast of this wonderful family show between now and Saturday December 18.
Featuring Marc Thomas – Martin Bolt – Desiree Mostert – Munyaradzi Gurumatunhu – and many more
Directed by Graham Crutchley. Musical direction by Meg Mackenzie.
Shows 6.30pm each night (except Sundays and Mondays)
Two additional matinees: 2.30pm Sat Dec 4 and Sat Dec 18
Tickets $10 – pensioners and children $5
Advance booking open at The Spotlight (open Mon-Fri 9am to 4pm, Sat 9am to 12 noon – call 308159)
Miss Julie @ Reps Theatre Upstairs (to 18 December)
Strindberg's classic tale of love, lust, class and innocence comes to life in this exciting new production.
Set on Midsummer Night in the estate of a rich Count, Miss Julie, attempting to escape an existence cramped by social mores and have a little fun, dances at the servants' annual midsummer party. She is irresistibly drawn to a hunky senior servant, a footman called Jean, who is particularly well-travelled, well-mannered and well-read. When she follows Jean back into the kitchen, she finds him with his fiancé, Kristin, and the power struggles begin. A slippery slope for an innocent but adventurous Miss Julie ...
Starring Kevin Hanssen, Jamie McLaren and Collina Mvududu. Directed by Per Fosser.
Theatre Upstairs, 9–18 December. All shows at 7pm
Tickets $10; Preview night Wednesday, 8 December – tickets $5, pensioners free.
Advance booking recommended – Book at the Spotlight (call 308159), Reps Theatre foyer, Belgravia Shopping Centre.
Open Mon-Fri 9am to 4pm, Sat 9am to 12 noon
FILM
CRAFT FAIRS & OTHER FAIRS
WORKSHOPS & COURSES
CLUBS & SOCIETIES
Association of Complementary Health Practitioners (14 December, 12 January)
14 December
Our next meeting will be held on Tuesday, 14 December, at 6.30 for 7.00 pm. at Highlands Sports Club.
Our talk will be as follows:
In 2007, Rosie Mitchell and Sarah-Joan Nott set off on an incredible adventure into the unknown - to an enormous island off the east coast of Africa, home to over 250 000 species of flora and fauna - Madagascar. Of those, 150 000 are found nowhere else on earth! And despite the ravages of mankind's careless agricultural practices, which in 2000 years have destroyed more than 90% of the forests which were the precious habitats in which most of these fascinating species live, many of these extraordinary endangered creatures stubbornly continue to hold on by a thread. Come and meet some of these, especially the enchanting lemurs, when Rosie gives her illustrated talk on this exciting trip to a strange and wondrous land, and hear about the history of this amazing country, and the reasons for both concern and also hope, about the future of these rare flora and fauna.
Our talk will be followed by a bring and share supper and the bar will be open, all are asked to bring a contribution towards the supper. A small donation will be requested at the door to cover the hire of the hall etc. All are welcome.
12 January
Our talk and supper for January will be held on 12 January, at Highlands Sports Club at 6.30 pm for 7 pm.
Our speaker will be Bridget Pringle Wood, who will tell us about the very interesting and fairly new Light Therapy she uses, which has had very positive results with the people who have been treated. She will demonstrate the machine which is bio-stimulative and encourages the body to do the healing without the need for medication. Bridget will talk about the many conditions for which it can be used, and says it is a simple concept, which will speak for itself. I am sure everyone will find it a worthwhile subject to learn about, and to utilise when needed.
Everyone is welcome. There is a small donation requested at the door, to cover the expenses of hiring the hall etc, and everyone who attends is asked to bring a donation towards the supper, a simple plate of anything tasty, buffet style. The bar will be open for drinks.
Mountain Club of Zimbabwe (December)
P.O. Box HG 203 Highlands. Secretary: Lorraine Regadas 0912 416 024 <mailto:lorraine@zimbiz.net>
Walker's Rep: Marge Dewdney: 011-211576,0912-236319, 2916778 <mailto:philmarge@zol.co.zw>
WALKING : PLEASE NOTE, we meet at a convenient venue where excess vehicles can be left – contact the leader or Walkers' Rep.
Meet 15 minutes before the advertised time, to ensure a prompt departure. Saturday depart 1.30 pm (afternoon meets), Sunday depart 8am (all-day meets) unless indicated otherwise.
CLIMBING: Climbing is usually held on Wednesday at Cleveland Quarry, from about 4pm. Contact Andy Heelas (885158), or Lynn Gilmour (011 771221) particularly if use of MCZ climbing gear is required.
WEDNESDAY EVENINGS: The HQ (Boy Scouts HQ, 76 Mchlery Ave, Highlands) will be open on Wednesday evenings from about 6.00pm. There is always a braai fire. Bring your own meat etc.
ARRANGEMENT FOR CAMPING WEEKENDS: Please come to the advertised convivial if you wish to go camping, so that transport can be arranged.
December
Wednesday, 15 – Christmas Convivial – Please bring a plate of snax to share!
Saturday, 18 – Arcturus – Bryony Stonier – 0773654366 (8 for 8.15am med Impact walk, and bring Braai and Booze for lunch!)
CLASSIFIEDS: ARTY THINGS WANTED OR FOR SALE
Individuals or organisations wishing to advertise in this section must submit new copy each month together with a donation.
Please note: this section is only for services, tuition or goods relating to the arts.
Zambezi Wind Song, by Donette Read Kruger
"In terms of story-telling and content Zambezi Wind Song is rich in detail, atmosphere and drama, containing a rich, multi-layered and complex plot. A web of lies, tragic and happy coincidences lead to the birth of the beautiful Born Free girl, Topaz. But who are her parents? The relationship between the hunter, Sebastian L'Estrange and the tracker Elias Siamkwari, has an impact on the next generation, and the next, as lies are told, secrets are kept, until at last the final revelations come out into the open - for better or for worse."
Zambezi Wind Song, by Donette Read Kruger (ISBN 978-1426945984)
For more details, visit <http://www.zambeziwindsong.com> or e-mail <orders@trafford.com>.
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