Aan gebied deur die Jakes Gerwel Stigting en ATKV
Dag 1 – Vryheidsdag
In my wildste drome Aangebied deur die Vriende van Afrikaans
René Arendse, Lyntjie Jaars, Julian Jansen en Nadine Petrick het gesels oor die paaie wat hulle moes stap om uit te kom by hulle droomwerke, of wat hulle in hul wildste drome gedink het nie moontlik is nie. In die gees van Vryheidsdag gesels hulle ook oor hoe vry Afrikaans werklik is. Is die bagasie van die verlede afgeskud? Kan hulle skryf en praat soos hulle gebek is?
Lyntjie en Nadine
René en Julian
Lyntjie, Nadine, Julian René en die Vriende van Afrikaans
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“Wat vir my baie besonders is, is die feit dat toe ek hierdie werke gekry wat ek nou doen het niemand vir my gesê.jy moet anders klink nie.” Lyntjie Jaars
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“Ons is bevoorreg dat ons in ‘n tyd leef waar ons taal nie net ‘n dooie ding is nie. En dit is tog absoluut bevryding.” Nadine Petrick
My Word! Ideas for creating a writing culture in the classroom In collaboration with LAPA/ Penguin
Random House S.A
Thérèse Hulme, Marcia Woolward and Yoh! Poets were inspiring as they talked of their lessons learnt, their poems and their rap. Praat jy! / My word! highlights the stories of Thérèse Hulme and the young people she inspired to start writing over a period of 17 years. Some of the young poets were part of the Yoh! Group, founded by the Jakes Gerwel Foundation and Thérèse at Grassy Park High School. It’s five years later and the Yoh! youngsters, who dutifully attended Zoom workshops throughout the pandemic, are now published poets!
Narrative Therapist Thérèse Hulme
Retired principal of Grassy Park High Marcia Woolward
Thérèse, Marcia and the Yoh! Project poets.
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“Clichés are like Port Jackson trees. You can make fire with them. But if you want to cultivate an indigenous language culture you have to get rid of those Port Jacksons. How do you get rid of them? ” Thérèse,Hulme (The book will tell you)
Mr Entertainment – Taliep Petersen se storie In collaboration with Penguin Random House SA
Paula Fourie, David Kramer and Marianne Thamm reminisced about Taliep Petersen’s life and times. In Mr Entertainment, Paula Fourie presents Taliep Petersen’s fascinating life story through the eyes of the beloved artist’s friends, family and colleagues in the music industry. Her book covers more than Taliep’s childhood, his road to fame and his tragic death – it also offers a comprehensive view of our music history during the stormy political years from the 1950s to the early 2000s.
David and Paula
Paula, David and Marianne
David
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David spoke of how they composed District the Musical, particularly Taliep’s genius in creating rhythms. Who doesn’t remember …
“And he goes klop klop
Beating out the rhythm
Klop klop
A rhythm that is loving
It’s the heart that beats in District Six
(A heart that beats in District Six)”
Well, the Mr Entertainment discussion attendees now know how Taliep beat out the rhythms and David came up with the words.
Opskrifte: JGF News
Jeremeo le Cordeur, gebore en getoë in Wellington in die Wes-Kaap, het ’n kreatiewe siel. Sedert hy aan City Varsity se Skool vir Media en Skeppende Kuns gegradueer het, werk Le Cordeur as kunsfotograaf en neem hy verskillende rolle in die teaterwêreld op. Le Cordeur is die entrepreneur agter Vulture Productions, ’n produksie- en ontwerpplatform vir kreatiewe en oorspronklike Suid-Afrikaanse teaterstukke. As vervaardiger en regisseur het Le Cordeur reeds vele suksesvolle teaterproduksies gelewer. In 2014 behartig hy die regie van Tannie Dora goes bos, Warren Meyer se skreeusnaakse spannings- en moorddrama wat tydens die Kunstekaap se agste Kunstefees vir Vrouemenslikheid opgevoer is. In 2019 is hy die regisseur van Mama, die karakterstuk waaraan hy met Chenal Kock meegewerk het. In dieselfde jaar sien sy twee eenmanstukke Jerry, an unconventional hero en Dude, wa’s my bakkie? die lig. In 2019 ontvang hy die NATi Jong Sterre-toekenning by die Suidoosterfees.
