Edward Tsumele
Edward Tsumele
Those who love the finer things in life should be happy that Abigail Kubeka will perform with young talent at the University of Johannesburg from August 16 to 18.
She will perform with young rising stars, Motlatji Ditodi and Candy Brown, in Black Street Jazz.
Dance pieces will be performed by The Dance Company at the University of Johannesburg, choreographed by Elton Fortune and Mari-Louise Basson, one of South Africa's top dancers and choreographers.
Tickets cost R60. Pensioners and groups of 10 or more pay R30 and students pay only R20.
Abigail swings
Edward Tsumele
Edward Tsumele
Those who love the finer things in life should be happy that Abigail Kubeka will perform with young talent at the University of Johannesburg from August 16 to 18.
She will perform with young rising stars, Motlatji Ditodi and Candy Brown, in Black Street Jazz.
Dance pieces will be performed by The Dance Company at the University of Johannesburg, choreographed by Elton Fortune and Mari-Louise Basson, one of South Africa's top dancers and choreographers.
Tickets cost R60. Pensioners and groups of 10 or more pay R30 and students pay only R20.