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Enable Through Dance: breaking barriers for dancers with disabilities

“It’s about giving young people living with disabilities a chance to explore potential that they have not before”

The Enable Through Dance programme started in 2016 and works with several schools and organisations across Johannesburg to provide learners with disabilities opportunities to express themselves through movement and dance. From left: Lesego Dihemo, Mark Hawkins, Lucracia Magoro and Afika Ziqubu, during a performance as part of the 10th anniversary of Enable Through Dance programme. Photos: Ihsaan Haffejee
To mark ten years of the Enable Through Dance programme, learners with disabilities took centre stage with professional dancers from the Moving Into Dance non-profit company at the Keorapetse William Kgositsile Theatre at the University of Johannesburg Arts Centre on the weekend.
The programme, established in 2016, works with over 160 learners from several schools and organisations across Johannesburg. They use dance…

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