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You are here: Home / News / Entertainment / National School of the Arts (NSA) & Johannesburg Youth Ballet (JYB) in collaborative SYMBIOSIS for Dance Spectrum

National School of the Arts (NSA) & Johannesburg Youth Ballet (JYB) in collaborative SYMBIOSIS for Dance Spectrum

22 July 2024 by Guest

From the 1st – 4th August the Johannesburg Youth Ballet and the National School of the Arts will come together in SYMBIOSIS, a collaborative season of youth dance in the Lesedi at Joburg Theatre. With funding from the National Arts Council and supported by Joburg Theatre, the Johannesburg Youth Ballet, an enduring presence on the …

Meet The Local Jury For Africa, Middle East & South Asia In The Sixth Edition Of S.Pellegrino Young Chef Academy Competition 2024-2025

Three renowned chefs from across Africa, the Middle East & South Asia region will be evaluating the dishes presented by…

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