Dunoon, iKasi lami (my township): young people and the performance of belonging in a South African township

Magister Artium - MA === This study focuses on young people and how they etch a sense of belonging in the cosmopolitan city of Cape Town, in multicultural, post-apartheid South Africa. The study mainly focuses on a group of performers known as Black Ink Arts Movement (Black Ink), who are based in D...

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Main Author:	Makhale, Lerato Michelle
Other Authors:	Becker, Heike
Language:	en
Published:	University of the Western Cape 2015
Subjects:	Performance Belonging Young people ‘Identity’ Space Authenticity Cape Town Dunoon township Black Ink Arts Movement Theatre
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/11394/3970

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description	Magister Artium - MA === This study focuses on young people and how they etch a sense of belonging in the cosmopolitan city of Cape Town, in multicultural, post-apartheid South Africa. The study mainly focuses on a group of performers known as Black Ink Arts Movement (Black Ink), who are based in Du Noon township, near Cape Town, South Africa. The study looks at how young people who are involved in community performance projects; it also engages with their varied audiences. Lastly, the thesis shows the performers’ day to day lives when they are not on stage to see what it means to be young and black in Du Noon as a member of Black Ink
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title	Dunoon, iKasi lami (my township): young people and the performance of belonging in a South African township
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title_full	Dunoon, iKasi lami (my township): young people and the performance of belonging in a South African township
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Dunoon, iKasi lami (my township): young people and the performance of belonging in a South African township

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