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Filmed performances
Nkululeko
Company
Film Director
Réalisation Centre national de la danse
Collection
Year of production
2009
Year of creation
2004
The Via Katlehong Dance Company is part of the pantsula culture , born in the townships, in the 1960′-70′.
Created in 2004, Nkululeko celebrates the ten year anniversary of the abolition of apartheid.
Press review
“Nkululeko, an unrestrained piece which celebrates ten years of freedom in South Africa, is a clever mix of various popular dances. (…) The whole piece creates a language which speaks directly to those who enter the circle. The gumboots defeated the leathers which symbolise power.”
Marie-Christine Vernay, “Dix ans de liberté sud-africaine” (“Ten years of South African freedom”), Libération, 23-24 July 2005 (article originally in French translated in English).
Updating: December 2013
Company
Film Director
Réalisation Centre national de la danse
Collection
Year of production
2009
Year of creation
2004
Choreography
Via Katlehong Pantsula, Gumboot and Tap Dancers
Duration
66 minutes
Other collaboration
Manageur David Mahlaba – Diffusion Damien Valette – Coordination Daniela Goeller
Performance
Vusi Mdoyi, Steven Faleni, Buru Mohlabane, Mandlenkosi Fanie, John Moloi, Mpho Malotana, Mokholo Motshele, Tshepo Nchabeleng, Xolani Qwabe, Thato Qofela
Technical direction
David Hlatshwayo
