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Shows
Shakespeare's A Midsummer Night's Dream: 11 - 21 August 2010


A Midsummer Night’s Dream - Shakespeare
11 – 21 August 2010
UJ Drama Company

This romantic comedy, directed by Dorothy ann Gould, who has over 40 years experience in the theatre industry, in collaboration with Sylvaine Strike, will definitely be good entertainment.
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Karl Jenkins' Stabat Mater: 7-8 September 2010


Stabat Mater - Karl Jenkins
7 – 8 September 2010
UJ Choir [Johannesburg City Hall]

The acclaimed composer Karl Jenkins will be returning to South Africa to conduct the UJ Choir’s performance of Stabat Mater at City Hall. Book at Computicket. Read more...
 

The Purr Factory


The Purr Factory
8 - 25 September 2010
UJ Song and Dance Company

This year the UJ Song and Dance Company will be the first to stage The Purr Factory, a new fun-filled family-friendly musical, directed by Alby Michaels. Book at Computicket. Read more...
 

Can't Buy me love: 6 - 9 October 2010


Cant buy me love
6 – 9 October 2010
UJ Dance Company

The UJ Dance Company will take to the stage in an exciting new dance production, titled, Cant buy me love  – A tribute to the Beatles directed and choreographed by Owen Lonzar. Book at Computicket.
 

Concerts

 

 

 UJ Sundowner Concerts: Mondays at 17H30 - Free!


Sundowner Concerts

Concerts are held on Mondays at 17:30 and are free.
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Lectures

 

 

 Architecture Lectures (4 per annum)


Architecture Lectures

Peter Rich

17 August 2010 - 19:00


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Design Lectures (2 per annum)


Design Lectures

"Between a drumstick and a drumroll – Post-colonial theory and humour in contemporary South African advertising" - Laurence Hamburger

1 June
2010 - 19:00

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Exhibitions

SA@WORK - HELENA HUGO

2 JUNE – 14 JULY 2010

Pretoria based artist Helena Hugo's paintings and drawings, executed in a detailed expressive manner will depict South African labourers in her exhibition entitled SA@Work. In treating the people who are often being taken for granted with virtuous formality, Hugo presents them as individuals with reconsidered status and importance. She transcends conventional notions of realism not so much because of her technical ability, but because her drawings of people somehow capture the essence of each particular subject.

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