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i am pushing and pulling you down to me,
But you don't know what I want,
No you don't know what I want.
i got it, i got it,
Some kind of magic.
Hypnotic, hypnotic,
I am leaving you breathless.
you hate this, you hate this,
I'm not the one you believe in.
With God as your witness.
Now when you caught yourself, you had to stop yourself,
you are saying something that you should have never thought.
Now when you caught yourself, you had to stop yourself,
From saying something that you should have never thought of me, of me.
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July 2019's theme was END.
Thanks so much to Nicework and WeWork The Link for helping us put it all together!
Thanks so much to Kubili Media House for the photos!
“The secret about ‘the end’ is that it actually contains countless possibilities.”
Our Rio de Janeiro chapter chose this month’s exploration of End and Isadora Zeferino illustrated the theme.
Here's a little bit more about our speaker -
Roberto Pombo is a Johannesburg based theatre-maker, educator and performer. He graduated with an Honours degree in Dramatic Arts from WITS University in 2008 and went on to complete a three year intensive training at the acclaimed Helikos International School of Theatre Creation.
Some of his performance credits include Robin Orlin’s Dressed to Kill, Kill to Dress; Jerome Bel's Shirtology; Jemma Kahn's We Didn't Come To Hell For The Croissants; The Play That Goes Wrong, directed by Alan Committie; and Sam Shepard’s Curse of the Starving Class, directed by Sylvaine Strike. He also plays with Anthea Moys on his off days.
Robaby Productions, his theatre company which was created in 2015 with his collaborators Joni Barnard and Toni Morkel, have produced the award winning Father, Father. Father!, which was invited to perform at the Amsterdam Fringe Festival in 2016, and the cult-hit KidCasino!, which has been touring since 2017. Roberto’s passion for theatre is strongly routed in the world of the clown, bouffon and the grotesque.
He recently completed his Masters dissertation in theatre through Wits University and went on to attend a three month pedagogic training at Helikos under the direction of world-renown theatre master, Giovanni Fusetti.
#creativemornings #jhb_cm #cmend
July 2019's theme was END.
Thanks so much to Nicework and WeWork The Link for helping us put it all together!
Thanks so much to Kubili Media House for the photos!
“The secret about ‘the end’ is that it actually contains countless possibilities.”
Our Rio de Janeiro chapter chose this month’s exploration of End and Isadora Zeferino illustrated the theme.
Here's a little bit more about our speaker -
Roberto Pombo is a Johannesburg based theatre-maker, educator and performer. He graduated with an Honours degree in Dramatic Arts from WITS University in 2008 and went on to complete a three year intensive training at the acclaimed Helikos International School of Theatre Creation.
Some of his performance credits include Robin Orlin’s Dressed to Kill, Kill to Dress; Jerome Bel's Shirtology; Jemma Kahn's We Didn't Come To Hell For The Croissants; The Play That Goes Wrong, directed by Alan Committie; and Sam Shepard’s Curse of the Starving Class, directed by Sylvaine Strike. He also plays with Anthea Moys on his off days.
Robaby Productions, his theatre company which was created in 2015 with his collaborators Joni Barnard and Toni Morkel, have produced the award winning Father, Father. Father!, which was invited to perform at the Amsterdam Fringe Festival in 2016, and the cult-hit KidCasino!, which has been touring since 2017. Roberto’s passion for theatre is strongly routed in the world of the clown, bouffon and the grotesque.
He recently completed his Masters dissertation in theatre through Wits University and went on to attend a three month pedagogic training at Helikos under the direction of world-renown theatre master, Giovanni Fusetti.
#creativemornings #jhb_cm #cmend
July 2019's theme was END.
Thanks so much to Nicework and WeWork The Link for helping us put it all together!
Thanks so much to Kubili Media House for the photos!
“The secret about ‘the end’ is that it actually contains countless possibilities.”
Our Rio de Janeiro chapter chose this month’s exploration of End and Isadora Zeferino illustrated the theme.
Here's a little bit more about our speaker -
Roberto Pombo is a Johannesburg based theatre-maker, educator and performer. He graduated with an Honours degree in Dramatic Arts from WITS University in 2008 and went on to complete a three year intensive training at the acclaimed Helikos International School of Theatre Creation.
Some of his performance credits include Robin Orlin’s Dressed to Kill, Kill to Dress; Jerome Bel's Shirtology; Jemma Kahn's We Didn't Come To Hell For The Croissants; The Play That Goes Wrong, directed by Alan Committie; and Sam Shepard’s Curse of the Starving Class, directed by Sylvaine Strike. He also plays with Anthea Moys on his off days.
Robaby Productions, his theatre company which was created in 2015 with his collaborators Joni Barnard and Toni Morkel, have produced the award winning Father, Father. Father!, which was invited to perform at the Amsterdam Fringe Festival in 2016, and the cult-hit KidCasino!, which has been touring since 2017. Roberto’s passion for theatre is strongly routed in the world of the clown, bouffon and the grotesque.
He recently completed his Masters dissertation in theatre through Wits University and went on to attend a three month pedagogic training at Helikos under the direction of world-renown theatre master, Giovanni Fusetti.
#creativemornings #jhb_cm #cmend
Kam mall per një grusht me dhe
nga dheu para oborrit të shtëpisë sime
kam mall per ty SHqipëri
o vendi im i rritur plot mundime..
dheu i huja po me çmend
ajri këtu me mbyti fare
kam mall të kthehem një ditë
të kthehem në tokën e të parëve...
i ulur qëndroj e mendoj
mendoj për gurët e shtëpisë time..
për vëllanë që kam mall ta takoj,
edhe pse e di që shumë shpejt atje do të shkoj,....
ta përqafoj fort e ti them
që këtu me ty do të qëndroje
një copë tokë së bashku ta kemi
e me kënaqësi të dy le ta punojmë...
prej punës se saj fryte të mira do të marrim,
do të jemi bashkë e kurrë sdo të ndahemi,
të punojmë së bashku aty në tokën tonë,
me djersën e ballit , vetëm me atë të rrojmë...
të kthehem sa më parë
atë dëshirë vec kam
ndërsa loti rrëshket mbi faqe ngadalë...
mendoj për shtëpinë , nënën e babanë.
mallin për vendlindjen e për gjithcka që kam.
kam mall për një grusht dhe
nga ai dheu para oborrit të shtëpisë time
ku luaja gjithë ditën me kala dibrance
me vellanë capkënë e gjithë shoqerinë time..
kam mall , shumë mall...
July 2019's theme was END.
Thanks so much to Nicework and WeWork The Link for helping us put it all together!
Thanks so much to Kubili Media House for the photos!
“The secret about ‘the end’ is that it actually contains countless possibilities.”
Our Rio de Janeiro chapter chose this month’s exploration of End and Isadora Zeferino illustrated the theme.
Here's a little bit more about our speaker -
Roberto Pombo is a Johannesburg based theatre-maker, educator and performer. He graduated with an Honours degree in Dramatic Arts from WITS University in 2008 and went on to complete a three year intensive training at the acclaimed Helikos International School of Theatre Creation.
Some of his performance credits include Robin Orlin’s Dressed to Kill, Kill to Dress; Jerome Bel's Shirtology; Jemma Kahn's We Didn't Come To Hell For The Croissants; The Play That Goes Wrong, directed by Alan Committie; and Sam Shepard’s Curse of the Starving Class, directed by Sylvaine Strike. He also plays with Anthea Moys on his off days.
Robaby Productions, his theatre company which was created in 2015 with his collaborators Joni Barnard and Toni Morkel, have produced the award winning Father, Father. Father!, which was invited to perform at the Amsterdam Fringe Festival in 2016, and the cult-hit KidCasino!, which has been touring since 2017. Roberto’s passion for theatre is strongly routed in the world of the clown, bouffon and the grotesque.
He recently completed his Masters dissertation in theatre through Wits University and went on to attend a three month pedagogic training at Helikos under the direction of world-renown theatre master, Giovanni Fusetti.
#creativemornings #jhb_cm #cmend
The global theme for July 2019 was “End.” Our speaker at CreativeMornings/Portland was T Ngu, founder of ProjectObject.co and Upper Metal Class.
We were hosted by PICA. Thanks to our supporting partners Wacom, Alchemy Code Lab, and 52 Limited, and to our in-kind supporters Coava Coffee, Nora's Kitchen Granola, Pro Photo Supply, and Wabi Sabi Visuals.
Photos by Christopher Diego.
Global Theme | End | Fin | #CMend
Los fines son oportunidades únicas disfrazadas. Nos permiten dar sentido a nuestras relaciones pasadas, experiencias, proyectos y temporadas en la vida.
Por otro lado, los comienzos están romantizados y nos dan energía para imaginar todas las cosas impresionantes que haremos. Los titulares celebran la última startup en ascenso o ‘eso’ que los viajeros deben ver.
Pero alcanzar el final de algo también puede acarrear una alegría significativa. El autor Wes Moore habló una vez sobre la diferencia entre nuestros trabajos y nuestro trabajo. Moore dijo: “Tu meta nunca debe ser comenzar algo. Tu meta debe ser terminar las cosas”.
Cuando realmente cumplimos un final, refleja el crecimiento y el cambio real. Podemos crear proyectos para terminar con la soledad, alejarnos de relaciones vacías, cambiar hábitos o elegir una trayectoria profesional diferente.
El secreto sobre “el fin” es que en realidad contiene innumerables posibilidades.
Nuestro capítulo de Río de Janeiro eligió la exploración de End este mes e Isadora Zeferino ilustró el tema.
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¡ENTREVISTA A NUESTRO SPEAKER ABNER BENAIM!
¿Eres una Persona mañanera o nocturna?
Antes fuí una persona nocturna, pero hoy en día me considero una persona mañanera.
¿Qué es lo que más te encanta de lo que haces?
Lo que más me encanta es el Proceso Creativo. Me parece sorprendente el Juego Mental que sucede en la cabeza de una persona cuando empieza a crear algo.
¿Qué te inspiró y cómo te involucraste en tu profesión actual?
Me di cuenta que me gustaba, que me hacía sentir bien el camino del Arte y del Cine, y seguí caminando en esa dirección. Empecé a estudiar cine tarde a eso de los 27 años, inicialmente estudié Relaciones Exteriores Internacionales.
¿Cómo empiezas tu día?
Caminando durante 1 hora al día.
Cuéntanos acerca de tu mayor logro, ese del que te sientes orgulloso.
¡Mis hijos! Y haberme dedicado al cine y al arte.
¿Quién o qué te transmite una inspiración creativa?
La gente, las Historias, un buen cuento, los lugares y ambientes.
De cualquier lado nace la inspiración. Me considero una persona muy visual.
El café siempre está presente en nuestros eventos creativos, si eres un amante del café ¿Cuál sería tu favorito para ordenar?
Un buen Café Panameño.
¿Cuál es tu lugar favorito en la Ciudad de Panamá?
Tengo dos: El Parque Omar y la Avenida Balboa. Me siento muy bien al estar mirando el mar.
¿Cómo te relajas o desestresas?
Escuchando música con un buen ritmo y caminando.
- Abner Benaim -
Todas las fotos fueron tomadas por Majo Casacó. Instagram: @casaco_fotografia
Lugar:
ZAG Coliving,
Montevideo
Gracias a nuestros aliados!
Atelier Cataleya
Cooperativa del Ejido
Deli Shop
Karma Kombucha
La Gran Ola
Mvd Roasters
Pseudo Producciones
Redalco
Umuntu
Uni Posca
Yana Infusiones
Ends are opportunities in disguise: to reflect on how far we’ve come, re-evaluate choices, and shift directions if needed. If you think of it, an end is actually a beginning.
This month’s speaker Maryam Mazraei agrees—she started Autopsy, a data and analytics venture that focuses on analysing trends in start-up failure to help existing and future start-ups to avoid common pitfalls (and make newer mistakes). And the world saw it too; it became an overnight viral hit, becoming the #1 product on Product Hunt and Hacker News and getting ‘shit loads of press’ (cc: their Twitter).
Maryam will help us see failure differently, speaking about her own journey as a founder and sharing her learnings from interacting with other start-ups. Come with your questions and insights, and share your experiences with the community. Here’s a chance to get up, dust off, and do it all a bit differently.
Photos courtesy of Francis Augusto: www.francisaugusto.co.uk
Todas las fotos fueron tomadas por Majo Casacó. Instagram: @casaco_fotografia
Lugar:
ZAG Coliving,
Montevideo
Gracias a nuestros aliados!
Atelier Cataleya
Cooperativa del Ejido
Deli Shop
Karma Kombucha
La Gran Ola
Mvd Roasters
Pseudo Producciones
Redalco
Umuntu
Uni Posca
Yana Infusiones
July 2019's theme was END.
Thanks so much to Nicework and WeWork The Link for helping us put it all together!
Thanks so much to Kubili Media House for the photos!
“The secret about ‘the end’ is that it actually contains countless possibilities.”
Our Rio de Janeiro chapter chose this month’s exploration of End and Isadora Zeferino illustrated the theme.
Here's a little bit more about our speaker -
Roberto Pombo is a Johannesburg based theatre-maker, educator and performer. He graduated with an Honours degree in Dramatic Arts from WITS University in 2008 and went on to complete a three year intensive training at the acclaimed Helikos International School of Theatre Creation.
Some of his performance credits include Robin Orlin’s Dressed to Kill, Kill to Dress; Jerome Bel's Shirtology; Jemma Kahn's We Didn't Come To Hell For The Croissants; The Play That Goes Wrong, directed by Alan Committie; and Sam Shepard’s Curse of the Starving Class, directed by Sylvaine Strike. He also plays with Anthea Moys on his off days.
Robaby Productions, his theatre company which was created in 2015 with his collaborators Joni Barnard and Toni Morkel, have produced the award winning Father, Father. Father!, which was invited to perform at the Amsterdam Fringe Festival in 2016, and the cult-hit KidCasino!, which has been touring since 2017. Roberto’s passion for theatre is strongly routed in the world of the clown, bouffon and the grotesque.
He recently completed his Masters dissertation in theatre through Wits University and went on to attend a three month pedagogic training at Helikos under the direction of world-renown theatre master, Giovanni Fusetti.
#creativemornings #jhb_cm #cmend
July 2019's theme was END.
Thanks so much to Nicework and WeWork The Link for helping us put it all together!
Thanks so much to Kubili Media House for the photos!
“The secret about ‘the end’ is that it actually contains countless possibilities.”
Our Rio de Janeiro chapter chose this month’s exploration of End and Isadora Zeferino illustrated the theme.
Here's a little bit more about our speaker -
Roberto Pombo is a Johannesburg based theatre-maker, educator and performer. He graduated with an Honours degree in Dramatic Arts from WITS University in 2008 and went on to complete a three year intensive training at the acclaimed Helikos International School of Theatre Creation.
Some of his performance credits include Robin Orlin’s Dressed to Kill, Kill to Dress; Jerome Bel's Shirtology; Jemma Kahn's We Didn't Come To Hell For The Croissants; The Play That Goes Wrong, directed by Alan Committie; and Sam Shepard’s Curse of the Starving Class, directed by Sylvaine Strike. He also plays with Anthea Moys on his off days.
Robaby Productions, his theatre company which was created in 2015 with his collaborators Joni Barnard and Toni Morkel, have produced the award winning Father, Father. Father!, which was invited to perform at the Amsterdam Fringe Festival in 2016, and the cult-hit KidCasino!, which has been touring since 2017. Roberto’s passion for theatre is strongly routed in the world of the clown, bouffon and the grotesque.
He recently completed his Masters dissertation in theatre through Wits University and went on to attend a three month pedagogic training at Helikos under the direction of world-renown theatre master, Giovanni Fusetti.
#creativemornings #jhb_cm #cmend
July 2019's theme was END.
Thanks so much to Nicework and WeWork The Link for helping us put it all together!
Thanks so much to Kubili Media House for the photos!
“The secret about ‘the end’ is that it actually contains countless possibilities.”
Our Rio de Janeiro chapter chose this month’s exploration of End and Isadora Zeferino illustrated the theme.
Here's a little bit more about our speaker -
Roberto Pombo is a Johannesburg based theatre-maker, educator and performer. He graduated with an Honours degree in Dramatic Arts from WITS University in 2008 and went on to complete a three year intensive training at the acclaimed Helikos International School of Theatre Creation.
Some of his performance credits include Robin Orlin’s Dressed to Kill, Kill to Dress; Jerome Bel's Shirtology; Jemma Kahn's We Didn't Come To Hell For The Croissants; The Play That Goes Wrong, directed by Alan Committie; and Sam Shepard’s Curse of the Starving Class, directed by Sylvaine Strike. He also plays with Anthea Moys on his off days.
Robaby Productions, his theatre company which was created in 2015 with his collaborators Joni Barnard and Toni Morkel, have produced the award winning Father, Father. Father!, which was invited to perform at the Amsterdam Fringe Festival in 2016, and the cult-hit KidCasino!, which has been touring since 2017. Roberto’s passion for theatre is strongly routed in the world of the clown, bouffon and the grotesque.
He recently completed his Masters dissertation in theatre through Wits University and went on to attend a three month pedagogic training at Helikos under the direction of world-renown theatre master, Giovanni Fusetti.
#creativemornings #jhb_cm #cmend
July 2019's theme was END.
Thanks so much to Nicework and WeWork The Link for helping us put it all together!
Thanks so much to Kubili Media House for the photos!
“The secret about ‘the end’ is that it actually contains countless possibilities.”
Our Rio de Janeiro chapter chose this month’s exploration of End and Isadora Zeferino illustrated the theme.
Here's a little bit more about our speaker -
Roberto Pombo is a Johannesburg based theatre-maker, educator and performer. He graduated with an Honours degree in Dramatic Arts from WITS University in 2008 and went on to complete a three year intensive training at the acclaimed Helikos International School of Theatre Creation.
Some of his performance credits include Robin Orlin’s Dressed to Kill, Kill to Dress; Jerome Bel's Shirtology; Jemma Kahn's We Didn't Come To Hell For The Croissants; The Play That Goes Wrong, directed by Alan Committie; and Sam Shepard’s Curse of the Starving Class, directed by Sylvaine Strike. He also plays with Anthea Moys on his off days.
Robaby Productions, his theatre company which was created in 2015 with his collaborators Joni Barnard and Toni Morkel, have produced the award winning Father, Father. Father!, which was invited to perform at the Amsterdam Fringe Festival in 2016, and the cult-hit KidCasino!, which has been touring since 2017. Roberto’s passion for theatre is strongly routed in the world of the clown, bouffon and the grotesque.
He recently completed his Masters dissertation in theatre through Wits University and went on to attend a three month pedagogic training at Helikos under the direction of world-renown theatre master, Giovanni Fusetti.
#creativemornings #jhb_cm #cmend
July 2019's theme was END.
Thanks so much to Nicework and WeWork The Link for helping us put it all together!
Thanks so much to Kubili Media House for the photos!
“The secret about ‘the end’ is that it actually contains countless possibilities.”
Our Rio de Janeiro chapter chose this month’s exploration of End and Isadora Zeferino illustrated the theme.
Here's a little bit more about our speaker -
Roberto Pombo is a Johannesburg based theatre-maker, educator and performer. He graduated with an Honours degree in Dramatic Arts from WITS University in 2008 and went on to complete a three year intensive training at the acclaimed Helikos International School of Theatre Creation.
Some of his performance credits include Robin Orlin’s Dressed to Kill, Kill to Dress; Jerome Bel's Shirtology; Jemma Kahn's We Didn't Come To Hell For The Croissants; The Play That Goes Wrong, directed by Alan Committie; and Sam Shepard’s Curse of the Starving Class, directed by Sylvaine Strike. He also plays with Anthea Moys on his off days.
Robaby Productions, his theatre company which was created in 2015 with his collaborators Joni Barnard and Toni Morkel, have produced the award winning Father, Father. Father!, which was invited to perform at the Amsterdam Fringe Festival in 2016, and the cult-hit KidCasino!, which has been touring since 2017. Roberto’s passion for theatre is strongly routed in the world of the clown, bouffon and the grotesque.
He recently completed his Masters dissertation in theatre through Wits University and went on to attend a three month pedagogic training at Helikos under the direction of world-renown theatre master, Giovanni Fusetti.
#creativemornings #jhb_cm #cmend
July 2019's theme was END.
Thanks so much to Nicework and WeWork The Link for helping us put it all together!
Thanks so much to Kubili Media House for the photos!
“The secret about ‘the end’ is that it actually contains countless possibilities.”
Our Rio de Janeiro chapter chose this month’s exploration of End and Isadora Zeferino illustrated the theme.
Here's a little bit more about our speaker -
Roberto Pombo is a Johannesburg based theatre-maker, educator and performer. He graduated with an Honours degree in Dramatic Arts from WITS University in 2008 and went on to complete a three year intensive training at the acclaimed Helikos International School of Theatre Creation.
Some of his performance credits include Robin Orlin’s Dressed to Kill, Kill to Dress; Jerome Bel's Shirtology; Jemma Kahn's We Didn't Come To Hell For The Croissants; The Play That Goes Wrong, directed by Alan Committie; and Sam Shepard’s Curse of the Starving Class, directed by Sylvaine Strike. He also plays with Anthea Moys on his off days.
Robaby Productions, his theatre company which was created in 2015 with his collaborators Joni Barnard and Toni Morkel, have produced the award winning Father, Father. Father!, which was invited to perform at the Amsterdam Fringe Festival in 2016, and the cult-hit KidCasino!, which has been touring since 2017. Roberto’s passion for theatre is strongly routed in the world of the clown, bouffon and the grotesque.
He recently completed his Masters dissertation in theatre through Wits University and went on to attend a three month pedagogic training at Helikos under the direction of world-renown theatre master, Giovanni Fusetti.
#creativemornings #jhb_cm #cmend
July 2019's theme was END.
Thanks so much to Nicework and WeWork The Link for helping us put it all together!
Thanks so much to Kubili Media House for the photos!
“The secret about ‘the end’ is that it actually contains countless possibilities.”
Our Rio de Janeiro chapter chose this month’s exploration of End and Isadora Zeferino illustrated the theme.
Here's a little bit more about our speaker -
Roberto Pombo is a Johannesburg based theatre-maker, educator and performer. He graduated with an Honours degree in Dramatic Arts from WITS University in 2008 and went on to complete a three year intensive training at the acclaimed Helikos International School of Theatre Creation.
Some of his performance credits include Robin Orlin’s Dressed to Kill, Kill to Dress; Jerome Bel's Shirtology; Jemma Kahn's We Didn't Come To Hell For The Croissants; The Play That Goes Wrong, directed by Alan Committie; and Sam Shepard’s Curse of the Starving Class, directed by Sylvaine Strike. He also plays with Anthea Moys on his off days.
Robaby Productions, his theatre company which was created in 2015 with his collaborators Joni Barnard and Toni Morkel, have produced the award winning Father, Father. Father!, which was invited to perform at the Amsterdam Fringe Festival in 2016, and the cult-hit KidCasino!, which has been touring since 2017. Roberto’s passion for theatre is strongly routed in the world of the clown, bouffon and the grotesque.
He recently completed his Masters dissertation in theatre through Wits University and went on to attend a three month pedagogic training at Helikos under the direction of world-renown theatre master, Giovanni Fusetti.
#creativemornings #jhb_cm #cmend
July 2019's theme was END.
Thanks so much to Nicework and WeWork The Link for helping us put it all together!
Thanks so much to Kubili Media House for the photos!
“The secret about ‘the end’ is that it actually contains countless possibilities.”
Our Rio de Janeiro chapter chose this month’s exploration of End and Isadora Zeferino illustrated the theme.
Here's a little bit more about our speaker -
Roberto Pombo is a Johannesburg based theatre-maker, educator and performer. He graduated with an Honours degree in Dramatic Arts from WITS University in 2008 and went on to complete a three year intensive training at the acclaimed Helikos International School of Theatre Creation.
Some of his performance credits include Robin Orlin’s Dressed to Kill, Kill to Dress; Jerome Bel's Shirtology; Jemma Kahn's We Didn't Come To Hell For The Croissants; The Play That Goes Wrong, directed by Alan Committie; and Sam Shepard’s Curse of the Starving Class, directed by Sylvaine Strike. He also plays with Anthea Moys on his off days.
Robaby Productions, his theatre company which was created in 2015 with his collaborators Joni Barnard and Toni Morkel, have produced the award winning Father, Father. Father!, which was invited to perform at the Amsterdam Fringe Festival in 2016, and the cult-hit KidCasino!, which has been touring since 2017. Roberto’s passion for theatre is strongly routed in the world of the clown, bouffon and the grotesque.
He recently completed his Masters dissertation in theatre through Wits University and went on to attend a three month pedagogic training at Helikos under the direction of world-renown theatre master, Giovanni Fusetti.
#creativemornings #jhb_cm #cmend
July 2019's theme was END.
Thanks so much to Nicework and WeWork The Link for helping us put it all together!
Thanks so much to Kubili Media House for the photos!
“The secret about ‘the end’ is that it actually contains countless possibilities.”
Our Rio de Janeiro chapter chose this month’s exploration of End and Isadora Zeferino illustrated the theme.
Here's a little bit more about our speaker -
Roberto Pombo is a Johannesburg based theatre-maker, educator and performer. He graduated with an Honours degree in Dramatic Arts from WITS University in 2008 and went on to complete a three year intensive training at the acclaimed Helikos International School of Theatre Creation.
Some of his performance credits include Robin Orlin’s Dressed to Kill, Kill to Dress; Jerome Bel's Shirtology; Jemma Kahn's We Didn't Come To Hell For The Croissants; The Play That Goes Wrong, directed by Alan Committie; and Sam Shepard’s Curse of the Starving Class, directed by Sylvaine Strike. He also plays with Anthea Moys on his off days.
Robaby Productions, his theatre company which was created in 2015 with his collaborators Joni Barnard and Toni Morkel, have produced the award winning Father, Father. Father!, which was invited to perform at the Amsterdam Fringe Festival in 2016, and the cult-hit KidCasino!, which has been touring since 2017. Roberto’s passion for theatre is strongly routed in the world of the clown, bouffon and the grotesque.
He recently completed his Masters dissertation in theatre through Wits University and went on to attend a three month pedagogic training at Helikos under the direction of world-renown theatre master, Giovanni Fusetti.
#creativemornings #jhb_cm #cmend
July 2019's theme was END.
Thanks so much to Nicework and WeWork The Link for helping us put it all together!
Thanks so much to Kubili Media House for the photos!
“The secret about ‘the end’ is that it actually contains countless possibilities.”
Our Rio de Janeiro chapter chose this month’s exploration of End and Isadora Zeferino illustrated the theme.
Here's a little bit more about our speaker -
Roberto Pombo is a Johannesburg based theatre-maker, educator and performer. He graduated with an Honours degree in Dramatic Arts from WITS University in 2008 and went on to complete a three year intensive training at the acclaimed Helikos International School of Theatre Creation.
Some of his performance credits include Robin Orlin’s Dressed to Kill, Kill to Dress; Jerome Bel's Shirtology; Jemma Kahn's We Didn't Come To Hell For The Croissants; The Play That Goes Wrong, directed by Alan Committie; and Sam Shepard’s Curse of the Starving Class, directed by Sylvaine Strike. He also plays with Anthea Moys on his off days.
Robaby Productions, his theatre company which was created in 2015 with his collaborators Joni Barnard and Toni Morkel, have produced the award winning Father, Father. Father!, which was invited to perform at the Amsterdam Fringe Festival in 2016, and the cult-hit KidCasino!, which has been touring since 2017. Roberto’s passion for theatre is strongly routed in the world of the clown, bouffon and the grotesque.
He recently completed his Masters dissertation in theatre through Wits University and went on to attend a three month pedagogic training at Helikos under the direction of world-renown theatre master, Giovanni Fusetti.
#creativemornings #jhb_cm #cmend
July 2019's theme was END.
Thanks so much to Nicework and WeWork The Link for helping us put it all together!
Thanks so much to Kubili Media House for the photos!
“The secret about ‘the end’ is that it actually contains countless possibilities.”
Our Rio de Janeiro chapter chose this month’s exploration of End and Isadora Zeferino illustrated the theme.
Here's a little bit more about our speaker -
Roberto Pombo is a Johannesburg based theatre-maker, educator and performer. He graduated with an Honours degree in Dramatic Arts from WITS University in 2008 and went on to complete a three year intensive training at the acclaimed Helikos International School of Theatre Creation.
Some of his performance credits include Robin Orlin’s Dressed to Kill, Kill to Dress; Jerome Bel's Shirtology; Jemma Kahn's We Didn't Come To Hell For The Croissants; The Play That Goes Wrong, directed by Alan Committie; and Sam Shepard’s Curse of the Starving Class, directed by Sylvaine Strike. He also plays with Anthea Moys on his off days.
Robaby Productions, his theatre company which was created in 2015 with his collaborators Joni Barnard and Toni Morkel, have produced the award winning Father, Father. Father!, which was invited to perform at the Amsterdam Fringe Festival in 2016, and the cult-hit KidCasino!, which has been touring since 2017. Roberto’s passion for theatre is strongly routed in the world of the clown, bouffon and the grotesque.
He recently completed his Masters dissertation in theatre through Wits University and went on to attend a three month pedagogic training at Helikos under the direction of world-renown theatre master, Giovanni Fusetti.
#creativemornings #jhb_cm #cmend
July 2019's theme was END.
Thanks so much to Nicework and WeWork The Link for helping us put it all together!
Thanks so much to Kubili Media House for the photos!
“The secret about ‘the end’ is that it actually contains countless possibilities.”
Our Rio de Janeiro chapter chose this month’s exploration of End and Isadora Zeferino illustrated the theme.
Here's a little bit more about our speaker -
Roberto Pombo is a Johannesburg based theatre-maker, educator and performer. He graduated with an Honours degree in Dramatic Arts from WITS University in 2008 and went on to complete a three year intensive training at the acclaimed Helikos International School of Theatre Creation.
Some of his performance credits include Robin Orlin’s Dressed to Kill, Kill to Dress; Jerome Bel's Shirtology; Jemma Kahn's We Didn't Come To Hell For The Croissants; The Play That Goes Wrong, directed by Alan Committie; and Sam Shepard’s Curse of the Starving Class, directed by Sylvaine Strike. He also plays with Anthea Moys on his off days.
Robaby Productions, his theatre company which was created in 2015 with his collaborators Joni Barnard and Toni Morkel, have produced the award winning Father, Father. Father!, which was invited to perform at the Amsterdam Fringe Festival in 2016, and the cult-hit KidCasino!, which has been touring since 2017. Roberto’s passion for theatre is strongly routed in the world of the clown, bouffon and the grotesque.
He recently completed his Masters dissertation in theatre through Wits University and went on to attend a three month pedagogic training at Helikos under the direction of world-renown theatre master, Giovanni Fusetti.
#creativemornings #jhb_cm #cmend
July 2019's theme was END.
Thanks so much to Nicework and WeWork The Link for helping us put it all together!
Thanks so much to Kubili Media House for the photos!
“The secret about ‘the end’ is that it actually contains countless possibilities.”
Our Rio de Janeiro chapter chose this month’s exploration of End and Isadora Zeferino illustrated the theme.
Here's a little bit more about our speaker -
Roberto Pombo is a Johannesburg based theatre-maker, educator and performer. He graduated with an Honours degree in Dramatic Arts from WITS University in 2008 and went on to complete a three year intensive training at the acclaimed Helikos International School of Theatre Creation.
Some of his performance credits include Robin Orlin’s Dressed to Kill, Kill to Dress; Jerome Bel's Shirtology; Jemma Kahn's We Didn't Come To Hell For The Croissants; The Play That Goes Wrong, directed by Alan Committie; and Sam Shepard’s Curse of the Starving Class, directed by Sylvaine Strike. He also plays with Anthea Moys on his off days.
Robaby Productions, his theatre company which was created in 2015 with his collaborators Joni Barnard and Toni Morkel, have produced the award winning Father, Father. Father!, which was invited to perform at the Amsterdam Fringe Festival in 2016, and the cult-hit KidCasino!, which has been touring since 2017. Roberto’s passion for theatre is strongly routed in the world of the clown, bouffon and the grotesque.
He recently completed his Masters dissertation in theatre through Wits University and went on to attend a three month pedagogic training at Helikos under the direction of world-renown theatre master, Giovanni Fusetti.
#creativemornings #jhb_cm #cmend
July 2019's theme was END.
Thanks so much to Nicework and WeWork The Link for helping us put it all together!
Thanks so much to Kubili Media House for the photos!
“The secret about ‘the end’ is that it actually contains countless possibilities.”
Our Rio de Janeiro chapter chose this month’s exploration of End and Isadora Zeferino illustrated the theme.
Here's a little bit more about our speaker -
Roberto Pombo is a Johannesburg based theatre-maker, educator and performer. He graduated with an Honours degree in Dramatic Arts from WITS University in 2008 and went on to complete a three year intensive training at the acclaimed Helikos International School of Theatre Creation.
Some of his performance credits include Robin Orlin’s Dressed to Kill, Kill to Dress; Jerome Bel's Shirtology; Jemma Kahn's We Didn't Come To Hell For The Croissants; The Play That Goes Wrong, directed by Alan Committie; and Sam Shepard’s Curse of the Starving Class, directed by Sylvaine Strike. He also plays with Anthea Moys on his off days.
Robaby Productions, his theatre company which was created in 2015 with his collaborators Joni Barnard and Toni Morkel, have produced the award winning Father, Father. Father!, which was invited to perform at the Amsterdam Fringe Festival in 2016, and the cult-hit KidCasino!, which has been touring since 2017. Roberto’s passion for theatre is strongly routed in the world of the clown, bouffon and the grotesque.
He recently completed his Masters dissertation in theatre through Wits University and went on to attend a three month pedagogic training at Helikos under the direction of world-renown theatre master, Giovanni Fusetti.
#creativemornings #jhb_cm #cmend
July 2019's theme was END.
Thanks so much to Nicework and WeWork The Link for helping us put it all together!
Thanks so much to Kubili Media House for the photos!
“The secret about ‘the end’ is that it actually contains countless possibilities.”
Our Rio de Janeiro chapter chose this month’s exploration of End and Isadora Zeferino illustrated the theme.
Here's a little bit more about our speaker -
Roberto Pombo is a Johannesburg based theatre-maker, educator and performer. He graduated with an Honours degree in Dramatic Arts from WITS University in 2008 and went on to complete a three year intensive training at the acclaimed Helikos International School of Theatre Creation.
Some of his performance credits include Robin Orlin’s Dressed to Kill, Kill to Dress; Jerome Bel's Shirtology; Jemma Kahn's We Didn't Come To Hell For The Croissants; The Play That Goes Wrong, directed by Alan Committie; and Sam Shepard’s Curse of the Starving Class, directed by Sylvaine Strike. He also plays with Anthea Moys on his off days.
Robaby Productions, his theatre company which was created in 2015 with his collaborators Joni Barnard and Toni Morkel, have produced the award winning Father, Father. Father!, which was invited to perform at the Amsterdam Fringe Festival in 2016, and the cult-hit KidCasino!, which has been touring since 2017. Roberto’s passion for theatre is strongly routed in the world of the clown, bouffon and the grotesque.
He recently completed his Masters dissertation in theatre through Wits University and went on to attend a three month pedagogic training at Helikos under the direction of world-renown theatre master, Giovanni Fusetti.
#creativemornings #jhb_cm #cmend
July 2019's theme was END.
Thanks so much to Nicework and WeWork The Link for helping us put it all together!
Thanks so much to Kubili Media House for the photos!
“The secret about ‘the end’ is that it actually contains countless possibilities.”
Our Rio de Janeiro chapter chose this month’s exploration of End and Isadora Zeferino illustrated the theme.
Here's a little bit more about our speaker -
Roberto Pombo is a Johannesburg based theatre-maker, educator and performer. He graduated with an Honours degree in Dramatic Arts from WITS University in 2008 and went on to complete a three year intensive training at the acclaimed Helikos International School of Theatre Creation.
Some of his performance credits include Robin Orlin’s Dressed to Kill, Kill to Dress; Jerome Bel's Shirtology; Jemma Kahn's We Didn't Come To Hell For The Croissants; The Play That Goes Wrong, directed by Alan Committie; and Sam Shepard’s Curse of the Starving Class, directed by Sylvaine Strike. He also plays with Anthea Moys on his off days.
Robaby Productions, his theatre company which was created in 2015 with his collaborators Joni Barnard and Toni Morkel, have produced the award winning Father, Father. Father!, which was invited to perform at the Amsterdam Fringe Festival in 2016, and the cult-hit KidCasino!, which has been touring since 2017. Roberto’s passion for theatre is strongly routed in the world of the clown, bouffon and the grotesque.
He recently completed his Masters dissertation in theatre through Wits University and went on to attend a three month pedagogic training at Helikos under the direction of world-renown theatre master, Giovanni Fusetti.
#creativemornings #jhb_cm #cmend
July 2019's theme was END.
Thanks so much to Nicework and WeWork The Link for helping us put it all together!
Thanks so much to Kubili Media House for the photos!
“The secret about ‘the end’ is that it actually contains countless possibilities.”
Our Rio de Janeiro chapter chose this month’s exploration of End and Isadora Zeferino illustrated the theme.
Here's a little bit more about our speaker -
Roberto Pombo is a Johannesburg based theatre-maker, educator and performer. He graduated with an Honours degree in Dramatic Arts from WITS University in 2008 and went on to complete a three year intensive training at the acclaimed Helikos International School of Theatre Creation.
Some of his performance credits include Robin Orlin’s Dressed to Kill, Kill to Dress; Jerome Bel's Shirtology; Jemma Kahn's We Didn't Come To Hell For The Croissants; The Play That Goes Wrong, directed by Alan Committie; and Sam Shepard’s Curse of the Starving Class, directed by Sylvaine Strike. He also plays with Anthea Moys on his off days.
Robaby Productions, his theatre company which was created in 2015 with his collaborators Joni Barnard and Toni Morkel, have produced the award winning Father, Father. Father!, which was invited to perform at the Amsterdam Fringe Festival in 2016, and the cult-hit KidCasino!, which has been touring since 2017. Roberto’s passion for theatre is strongly routed in the world of the clown, bouffon and the grotesque.
He recently completed his Masters dissertation in theatre through Wits University and went on to attend a three month pedagogic training at Helikos under the direction of world-renown theatre master, Giovanni Fusetti.
#creativemornings #jhb_cm #cmend
July 2019's theme was END.
Thanks so much to Nicework and WeWork The Link for helping us put it all together!
Thanks so much to Kubili Media House for the photos!
“The secret about ‘the end’ is that it actually contains countless possibilities.”
Our Rio de Janeiro chapter chose this month’s exploration of End and Isadora Zeferino illustrated the theme.
Here's a little bit more about our speaker -
Roberto Pombo is a Johannesburg based theatre-maker, educator and performer. He graduated with an Honours degree in Dramatic Arts from WITS University in 2008 and went on to complete a three year intensive training at the acclaimed Helikos International School of Theatre Creation.
Some of his performance credits include Robin Orlin’s Dressed to Kill, Kill to Dress; Jerome Bel's Shirtology; Jemma Kahn's We Didn't Come To Hell For The Croissants; The Play That Goes Wrong, directed by Alan Committie; and Sam Shepard’s Curse of the Starving Class, directed by Sylvaine Strike. He also plays with Anthea Moys on his off days.
Robaby Productions, his theatre company which was created in 2015 with his collaborators Joni Barnard and Toni Morkel, have produced the award winning Father, Father. Father!, which was invited to perform at the Amsterdam Fringe Festival in 2016, and the cult-hit KidCasino!, which has been touring since 2017. Roberto’s passion for theatre is strongly routed in the world of the clown, bouffon and the grotesque.
He recently completed his Masters dissertation in theatre through Wits University and went on to attend a three month pedagogic training at Helikos under the direction of world-renown theatre master, Giovanni Fusetti.
#creativemornings #jhb_cm #cmend
Afrofuturism. Queerness. Card games. Lonny Brooks, Associate Professor in the department of communication at California State University, East Bay brings it all together in his nuanced presentation on July's theme: End. Hosted at The New Parkway in Oakland.
Photo by Timothy Kempf
July 2019's theme was END.
Thanks so much to Nicework and WeWork The Link for helping us put it all together!
Thanks so much to Kubili Media House for the photos!
“The secret about ‘the end’ is that it actually contains countless possibilities.”
Our Rio de Janeiro chapter chose this month’s exploration of End and Isadora Zeferino illustrated the theme.
Here's a little bit more about our speaker -
Roberto Pombo is a Johannesburg based theatre-maker, educator and performer. He graduated with an Honours degree in Dramatic Arts from WITS University in 2008 and went on to complete a three year intensive training at the acclaimed Helikos International School of Theatre Creation.
Some of his performance credits include Robin Orlin’s Dressed to Kill, Kill to Dress; Jerome Bel's Shirtology; Jemma Kahn's We Didn't Come To Hell For The Croissants; The Play That Goes Wrong, directed by Alan Committie; and Sam Shepard’s Curse of the Starving Class, directed by Sylvaine Strike. He also plays with Anthea Moys on his off days.
Robaby Productions, his theatre company which was created in 2015 with his collaborators Joni Barnard and Toni Morkel, have produced the award winning Father, Father. Father!, which was invited to perform at the Amsterdam Fringe Festival in 2016, and the cult-hit KidCasino!, which has been touring since 2017. Roberto’s passion for theatre is strongly routed in the world of the clown, bouffon and the grotesque.
He recently completed his Masters dissertation in theatre through Wits University and went on to attend a three month pedagogic training at Helikos under the direction of world-renown theatre master, Giovanni Fusetti.
#creativemornings #jhb_cm #cmend
July 2019's theme was END.
Thanks so much to Nicework and WeWork The Link for helping us put it all together!
Thanks so much to Kubili Media House for the photos!
“The secret about ‘the end’ is that it actually contains countless possibilities.”
Our Rio de Janeiro chapter chose this month’s exploration of End and Isadora Zeferino illustrated the theme.
Here's a little bit more about our speaker -
Roberto Pombo is a Johannesburg based theatre-maker, educator and performer. He graduated with an Honours degree in Dramatic Arts from WITS University in 2008 and went on to complete a three year intensive training at the acclaimed Helikos International School of Theatre Creation.
Some of his performance credits include Robin Orlin’s Dressed to Kill, Kill to Dress; Jerome Bel's Shirtology; Jemma Kahn's We Didn't Come To Hell For The Croissants; The Play That Goes Wrong, directed by Alan Committie; and Sam Shepard’s Curse of the Starving Class, directed by Sylvaine Strike. He also plays with Anthea Moys on his off days.
Robaby Productions, his theatre company which was created in 2015 with his collaborators Joni Barnard and Toni Morkel, have produced the award winning Father, Father. Father!, which was invited to perform at the Amsterdam Fringe Festival in 2016, and the cult-hit KidCasino!, which has been touring since 2017. Roberto’s passion for theatre is strongly routed in the world of the clown, bouffon and the grotesque.
He recently completed his Masters dissertation in theatre through Wits University and went on to attend a three month pedagogic training at Helikos under the direction of world-renown theatre master, Giovanni Fusetti.
#creativemornings #jhb_cm #cmend
July 2019's theme was END.
Thanks so much to Nicework and WeWork The Link for helping us put it all together!
Thanks so much to Kubili Media House for the photos!
“The secret about ‘the end’ is that it actually contains countless possibilities.”
Our Rio de Janeiro chapter chose this month’s exploration of End and Isadora Zeferino illustrated the theme.
Here's a little bit more about our speaker -
Roberto Pombo is a Johannesburg based theatre-maker, educator and performer. He graduated with an Honours degree in Dramatic Arts from WITS University in 2008 and went on to complete a three year intensive training at the acclaimed Helikos International School of Theatre Creation.
Some of his performance credits include Robin Orlin’s Dressed to Kill, Kill to Dress; Jerome Bel's Shirtology; Jemma Kahn's We Didn't Come To Hell For The Croissants; The Play That Goes Wrong, directed by Alan Committie; and Sam Shepard’s Curse of the Starving Class, directed by Sylvaine Strike. He also plays with Anthea Moys on his off days.
Robaby Productions, his theatre company which was created in 2015 with his collaborators Joni Barnard and Toni Morkel, have produced the award winning Father, Father. Father!, which was invited to perform at the Amsterdam Fringe Festival in 2016, and the cult-hit KidCasino!, which has been touring since 2017. Roberto’s passion for theatre is strongly routed in the world of the clown, bouffon and the grotesque.
He recently completed his Masters dissertation in theatre through Wits University and went on to attend a three month pedagogic training at Helikos under the direction of world-renown theatre master, Giovanni Fusetti.
#creativemornings #jhb_cm #cmend
July 2019's theme was END.
Thanks so much to Nicework and WeWork The Link for helping us put it all together!
Thanks so much to Kubili Media House for the photos!
“The secret about ‘the end’ is that it actually contains countless possibilities.”
Our Rio de Janeiro chapter chose this month’s exploration of End and Isadora Zeferino illustrated the theme.
Here's a little bit more about our speaker -
Roberto Pombo is a Johannesburg based theatre-maker, educator and performer. He graduated with an Honours degree in Dramatic Arts from WITS University in 2008 and went on to complete a three year intensive training at the acclaimed Helikos International School of Theatre Creation.
Some of his performance credits include Robin Orlin’s Dressed to Kill, Kill to Dress; Jerome Bel's Shirtology; Jemma Kahn's We Didn't Come To Hell For The Croissants; The Play That Goes Wrong, directed by Alan Committie; and Sam Shepard’s Curse of the Starving Class, directed by Sylvaine Strike. He also plays with Anthea Moys on his off days.
Robaby Productions, his theatre company which was created in 2015 with his collaborators Joni Barnard and Toni Morkel, have produced the award winning Father, Father. Father!, which was invited to perform at the Amsterdam Fringe Festival in 2016, and the cult-hit KidCasino!, which has been touring since 2017. Roberto’s passion for theatre is strongly routed in the world of the clown, bouffon and the grotesque.
He recently completed his Masters dissertation in theatre through Wits University and went on to attend a three month pedagogic training at Helikos under the direction of world-renown theatre master, Giovanni Fusetti.
#creativemornings #jhb_cm #cmend