Partner Organizations

Drama for Life, based at the University of the Witwatersrand School of Arts, is dedicated to arts for social transformation and healing.

Drama for Life is internationally recognised as the University of the Witwatersrand’s unique postgraduate academic, research and community engagement department that brings together the disciplines of Applied Drama and Theatre, Performance Ethnography, Performance as Research, Arts Education, Drama Therapy and Expressive Arts Therapies within the context of a critical reflexive praxis.

The Dramatic, Artistic and Literary Rights Organisation (DALRO) is a multifaceted copyright agency that protects the rights of authors and artists in South Africa, ensuring they receive fair compensation for the use of their work.

A premier live theatre venue located in Cape Town, the Baxter Theatre Centre is renowned for its commitment to showcasing vibrant and diverse performances that reflect the cultural heartbeat of the city.

Located in the heart of Johannesburg, the Market Theatre is an iconic venue that has played a pivotal role in the cultural landscape of South Africa, with its rich history of anti-apartheid activism and commitment to social justice.

You can apply to one of the following:

Administration.
Stage Management.
Production Department
Audience Development (Theatre)
Graphic Design
Marketing/ Audience Development (Market Photo Workshop)

As a multi-disciplinary arts space, The Black Power Station in Makhanda fosters creativity and collaboration, offering a platform for artists to explore and express their artistic vision.

This institute is dedicated to nurturing the talents of aspiring performing artists, providing them with the training and resources they need to succeed in the competitive world of performing arts.

Founded by acclaimed artist Blessing Ngobeni, this studio is a testament to the power of art as a means of social commentary and personal expression, with Ngobeni’s work often reflecting his experiences and observations of contemporary South African society.

Nestled in Johannesburg, Windybrow Theatre is a cultural institution that proudly hosts various performing arts events, contributing to the city’s dynamic arts and culture scene.

Celebrating the art of filmmaking, this annual festival in Mpumalanga brings together filmmakers and enthusiasts from across the globe, showcasing a diverse range of local and international films.

Based in Cape Town, this organization supports the development and sustainability of the performing arts community, providing valuable resources, training, and support to emerging artists.