Charles Austin Theatre hosts end-of-year dance clash

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By Meditation Mposi

As the curtains close on another year, Charles Austin Theatre is throwing open its doors for an electrifying end-of-year dance competition, featuring local talented troupes and individuals vying for top honors on December 13.
Charles Austin Theatre Artistic Director Mhlauli Mlalazi said artists should get ready for a dazzling display of movement and music celebrating the artistry and passion of local dancers.
“We are hosting a dance clash where dancers will compete in two categories which are group dancers and solo dancers performing separately on stage, showcasing their talents.
“Our wish is to offer young artists a platform to showcase their talents, to show them that we appreciate and recognise their talents and win cash prizes on winner takes all,” said Mlalazi.
Mlalazi said they would use the opportunity to educate youths about the dangers of substance and drug abuse.
“When youths are gathered we may have a short time to educate them on a cancerous habit of drug and substance abuse that is spreading among them, destroying their future and talents.
“We will educate them that passion and hard work, work hand-in-hand in moulding their talents because talent alone will never take them anywhere without hard work,” said Mlalazi.
He said registration for the dance clash was now open and those who have what it takes could start registering.
“The theme of the dance clash is ‘get ready to groove, unleash your moves and dance to the beat’. Registration is now open and group dancers pay US$10 while solo dancers pay US$5.
“We hope that more groups will come and register and that members of the community will come and support our youths on this day. We are looking for partners to work with towards this day of our young artists to prosper because we do not have partners yet,” said Mlalazi.

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