Skills transfer workshops for youth workers and volunteers
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Jungle Theatre Company develops programmes for organisations and people who work with children and young people. In 2007 JTC created a programme for Edmund Rice Camps and 2011 JTC is implementing drama skills training with Greater Retreat Youth Forum and Partners with After School Care Projects. The participants create and perform their own play while learning to facilitate children or teenagers in the same process. |
Young actor training and employment programme
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JTC is currently working with 8 young people on the Laduma Jungle Training programme, a 2 year training and production creation programme funded by the National Lottery Distribution Trust Fund. A holistic and participatory programme that includes training in acting, music, movement, design, scripting, facilitation, directing, technical skills and life skills to create industry ready artists as well as actors ready to work in the Jungle style.In 2007 JTC ran a year long programme with 6 trainees who were then taken on throughout 2008 as freelance artists. 2 of the 2007 graduates are part of the current core team. |
Educators’ workshops
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JTC develops workshops for educators so they can use drama skills across the range of learning areas in the curriculum. Teachers get to participate in the workshops and experience the creative process that their learners will also go through. The games and exercises can be used to provide creative, participatory experiential learning. |
Schools intercultural workshops
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With the Harlequin Foundation’s eMzantsi carnival and community building project, JTC has developed 3 arts based primary school twinning programmes. Children from two very different schools go through a creative process together learning in each others’ communities and building friendships across traditional cultural divides. |
Extra mural drama workshops
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JTC has provided a rolling extra mural programme for schools including: Rondebosch Boys Preparatory, Canons Creek Primary, Wynberg Boys Primary, Yeshua Christian Primary, Grove Primary, Muizenberg Junior and Rosebank Junior. Children learn theatre skills including mime, music, storytelling, dance and puppetry. They play games that engage their imagination and create fun performances generated from their own ideas. |
Intra mural drama workshops
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JTC facilitated drama for all grades in accordance with the curriculum at Grove Primary during 2005. In 2008 JTC established an intramural programme Kiss Waste Goodbye linking three local schools, Muizenberg Junior, Zerilda Park Primary and Levana Primary. Working with Grade 4s JTC built large parade puppets from waste for Pick Up Litter Parade. Through a series of intra mural workshops, the following year’s Grade 4s created a short play, dance and made a costume hat. A combined showcase where the three schools brought their messages together through dance and song.on the concept of reduce, reuse, recycle which was opened by Councillor Demetri Qually. learners and combined their messages through dance and song.
Workshop Funders:
City of Cape Town Economic, Social Development and Tourism Arts and Culture Unit
City of Cape Town Subcouncil 19
Country Lane Developments
Edmund Rice Camps
Harlequin Foundation
HCI Foundation |