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AGM & Workshop 2012

AGM & Workshop 2012

On the 3rd and 4th of February, the Dance Academy of South Africa held their annual AGM and Workshop at the Serengeti Golf and Wildlife Estate, Gauteng.  During...

 
Fairy Fantasy Ballet – Dawn Gemmell Dancing School

Fairy Fantasy Ballet – Dawn Gemmell Dancing School

The Dawn Gemmell Dancing School in Boksburg, Gauteng, recently staged a Fairy Fantasy ballet, in which all the school’s dancers participated.  Below are...

 
Major Workshop Nelspruit 2011

Major Workshop Nelspruit 2011

Above is Miss Lorna Haupt, the Advanced Performance girls and their teachers at the Major workshop that was organised by June de Villiers and took place in Nelspruit...

 
KZN Major Workshop 2011

KZN Major Workshop 2011

Mari Coetzee presented a Major Dance Workshop at the Hexagon Theatre, University of KwaZulu Natal, on Saturday 4 June 2011.  Dancers from all over KZN, who are...

 

The Nutcracker

Sharon Viljoen will be hosting the well known ballet, The Nutcracker, in October 2011 at the DRAMA hall, Pretoria State Theatre. Dates and times are as follows: 7...

 
 

Welcome to our News & Events Page

All the latest news and events from the Dance Academy of South Africa can be found here. Click on the links under Recent Posts to see more and please feel free to comment!

Important Dates 2012:

9 January
Office Opens

3 - 4 February
AGM & Annual Workshop

9-10  March
Intermediate Foundation, Intermediate & Advanced Workshop

5 May
ERN Workshop

17-19 May
Major Exam Session » Pretoria

8-9 June
Major Exam Session » KwaZulu Natal

6-7 September
Teachers Practical Exam

19-20 October
Intermediate Foundation, Intermediate, Advanced  & Advanced Performer Workshop

29 October – 3 November
Exam Session » Somerset West

3 November
Major Exam Session » Kimberley

26 – 30 November
Major Exam Session » Pretoria

7 December
Office Closes

31 December
Membership Fees for 2013 Payable

 

20 Comments

  1. Charne' says:

    Your dance academy seems very profesional.the quote ‘Dancing teaches you a sense of accomplishment’is exactly how i feel i’ve got a passion for dance and hope to go far in it one day hopefully be part of the SA DANCE ACADEMY one day

  2. Otto says:

    I agree with you. I am planning to visit South Africa in May 21th, 2011-June 1st, 2011. Just wondering if you could recommend a good dance studio that offers Hip Hop, Street Jazz classes. Or if your school offers such classes I am looking for? Thank you for your time. BEst!

  3. Michelle says:

    There are SO many books /music etc. available to help children I do not know what to get and what to leave. I would just like to know what exactly must I let my child do at home when she has to practise ballet. Are there any music that we can buy to practice with? She is now 7 and just completed her Modern Ballet Bronze 1 and Classical Ballet Bronze 1. Thank you.

  4. Cynthia Rivas says:

    What an awesome website. Well done.

  5. Sel says:

    hi, im looking for a quality dance academy or an institution like yours (not necessarily a university or technikon) that includes the variety of modern and classical dance genres in the modules, hopefully start enrolling next year… i’m in gauteng, jhb…any suggestion?

  6. Sharon de Almeida says:

    HELLO!JUST LIKE SEL, I TOO AM LOOKING FOR A QUALITY BALLET ACADEMY IN THE BENONI AREA.PLEASE CAN YOU HELP?

    • DASA Admin says:

      Hi Sharon and Sel – thanks for the comments! It’s best to contact the DASA office on 012 346 7267 and ask for the contact details for the DASA area co-ordinator for the Benoni/JHB area.

  7. Rene Holloway says:

    Good Day, I want to find out about dance classes in Secunda for my little girl.. And what type of dance classes you have..
    Regards

  8. Lynette - Boksburg says:

    Good day, I used to be a ballet dancer for 11 years from the age of 4. I am now 25 years old and I miss my ballet days. Unfortunately circumstances forced me to stop. I’m looking for a career change, and my father told me to do what I love. Is there still hope for me having a career in ballet, be it dancing or teaching? If I were to teach, where do I start?
    Kind Regards

  9. would like to do acting and drama so what qualification do i need and how much will it cost aswell as how long it will take?

  10. Onesipho says:

    hi there im onesipho 16 and have a love of dance but im in e.l stuck here and in need of a dance academy..may you please help me please..my standards of dance ar not thhat high but im great in hip hop, kwaito, contempery and what ever dance style is thrown or tought to me i can do.. im a fast learner and have basic flexibility skills.. what or who should i consider?.. im even looking for sponsors or scholarships because my mother cant afford to take me to dance classes and thats leads to no support.. iv evenn tried joining street dance crews but they not what im looking for.. im willing to go anywhere to dance.. i love dancing..ballet even im willing to dance and succeed

  11. Sarah says:

    What is the difference between the Royal Academy of Dance and DASA? Why to some teachers teach both? I have heard that the RAD and Cecchetti Society is superior to DASA

    • DASA Admin says:

      Hi Sarah – thanks for your comment. The Royal Academy of Dance and Cecchetti are international ballet organisations, whereas DASA is a 100% South African and therefore understands the needs of our teachers, students and parents. Some teachers like to teach more than one syllabus to give their pupils a wider knowledge of dance. Over the past few years DASA has greatly increased its teacher membership with official ballet examinations now been held all over South Africa.

  12. Karin Lombard says:

    My daughter just finished intermediate foundation phase and I’m looking for a ballet studio near Affies (Meisies Hoër Pretoria) where she can continue her ballet. She doesn’t have transport so it would be great if someone can come to the hostel (there was such a person last year but unfortunately she moved) or else can provide transport. She is now 16 years old. Thank you very much.

  13. Tracey says:

    Good day,
    My daughter received an SADA award in 2011. She is 4 and doing ballet and modern dance. Why would there be a date plate on the award “2004″ if she received the award in 2011? She was not even born in 2004. She has been dancing since 2009.
    Thank you very much.

  14. Tracey says:

    I am not sure if SADA is a recognised dance institution, as your site is DASA? Is Dance Academy of South Africa, and South African Dance Academy the same institiution?

    Thank you

    • DASA Admin says:

      Hi Tracey, the South African Dance Academy is not the same as the Dance Academy of South Africa. You can contact our office on 0123489136 for registered DASA teachers in your area or see our “Contact Us” page for our teacher listing.

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