Connect Africa!
African Children And Youth Theatre Arena

African ASSITEJ centres through the ACYTA regional network invites you to learn more about TYA in Africa and to connect with us to dream new projects for the African continent and beyond. We have so much to learn from one another.

ACYTA has been restructured, and within this new frame, we are hoping for dynamic inter-continental and extra-continental engagement.

"Far together, that's the goal, that's our journey!"

Production Credits

Yvette Hardie - Director, Assitej South Africa

Selloane Mokuku - Chair, Assitej South Africa

Carole Karamera - Chair, Assitej Rwanda; Director, Ishyo Arts Centre

Jerry Adewole - Assitej Nigeria; Chair - Acyta

About the Artists

YVETTE HARDIE is a theatre director, producer, educator and arts advocate. She is national director of ASSITEJ SA and served as President of ASSITEJ from 2011-2021. She serves as Chairperson of STAND (Sustaining Theatre and Dance) Foundation.
She is valued for her work in Arts Education, having written national curricula and textbooks for Dramatic/Creative Arts, and has taught widely within secondary and tertiary contexts. She produced the award-winning Colonnades Theatre Lab production, Truth in Translation, which toured widely over several years. She writes and speaks extensively on issues relating to arts for young audiences, arts education and arts for reconciliation. She was awarded the Mickey Miner Award from IPAY (International Performing Arts for Youth) for her contribution to theatre for young audiences locally and globally.

 

Selloane Mokuku AKA Lalu, is an experienced theatre maker, storyteller, academic, writer and performer. She has worked with and for young people internationally, through organisations such as UNICEF, Save the Children UK and ASSITEJ. She currently serves as the Chairperson of ASSITEJ South Africa, and is also Vice-President ASSITEJ EC. Lalu currently facilitates teaching and learning at Rhodes University's Drama department, focusing on theatre for social transformation. Her research interests are in Applied Drama and Theatre and Translanguaging

Studio MOD - Friche la Belle de Mai
March 26, 2025 11:00 - 12:30
  • TARGET AGE GROUP
    16+
  • AGE CLASSIFICATION
    -
  • REASON FOR CLASSIFICATION
    • Professional Content
  • NAME
    Studio MOD - Friche la Belle de Mai
  • LOCATION
    Friche la Belle de Mai
  • DIRECTIONS
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  • ACCESSIBILITY INFO
    All locations at La Friche are accessible to people with disabilities, in wheel chair in particular. Our reception teams are at your disposal to best answer your questions regarding your reception and movement in our spaces.
Primary Language
English / French
Accessibility Information
  • Not Applicable
Event Format
‘Hybrid’ (some contributors ‘On the Ground’ and some presenting via Pre-Recorded Video)