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Breaking my silence as a 'trained' dancer in post-apartheid South Africa
This research is a personal reflection and a self-study of two performances that have taken place over the course of two years. My Medium Project titled, When Memories Break, set out to navigate ways of decolonising oppressive dominance and investigating the ramifications of indoctrination in dance....
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Department of Drama
2020
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