South Africa: Cacadu Takes Centre Stage

The Cacadu District of the Eastern Cape is the soil from which no fewer than 42 National Arts Festival 2012 Fringe productions have grown this year. Productions from Grahamstown, Paterson, Port Alfred and Port Elizabeth will represent the Cacadu district's rich cultural heritage on the Festival stages.

Grahamstown's UBOM! Eastern Cape Drama Company is staging three productions this year. Eco-Wolf and the Three Pigs, The Dogs Must Be Crazy and Through Blue will showcase the company's much-celebrated talent. The Rhodes Drama Department have five different productions as part of their intranceit 2012 series. Erasure, Hydrolunatics, Rusty Spoons Collective, Tender and The Memory of Water will give audiences a glimpse of the boundaries that the students and their lecturers have been pushing. The Runaway Bunny Collective is another talented company from Grahamstown with two productions, namely Dogyard and WinterSweet.

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