Rooftop ballet — How Joburg Ballet is challenging elitist perceptions
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Imagine this: a rooftop overlooking the Johannesburg skyline, a beautiful, orange-tinted sunset and snippets of ballet performances performed on a repurposed basketball court.
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What happened
Imagine this: a rooftop overlooking the Johannesburg skyline, a beautiful, orange-tinted sunset and snippets of ballet performances performed on a repurposed basketball court.
Why it matters
This was the scene at Joburg Ballet’s Ballet in Braam, part of the company’s 25th anniversary celebrations, with the aim of bringing ballet to unconventional spaces in the city.
Common ground
Ballet in Braam was held from 27–28 March on the rooftop of Play Braam on the vibrant Juta Street.
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