Johannesburg, South Africa – Mark your calendars for an exciting celebration of cultural expression! The TAB NPC Oral Storytelling Festival is making a grand return on June 20, 2025, right at the vibrant University of Johannesburg. This festival promises a rich, immersive experience that brings the ancient art of storytelling into the modern day, all under the engaging theme “Lost in Translation.” Kicking off at 8:00 AM, this event is set to be a full day affair packed with performances, workshops, and thoughtful discussions.
What makes this festival particularly special is its focus on reviving the timeless tradition of African storytelling. Organized by TAB NPC, the festival serves as a beacon for both established and upcoming storytellers, giving them a platform to share tales that not only capture our contemporary experiences but also pay homage to our rich heritage.
Expect a diverse lineup that includes:
– Live Performances: Catch both seasoned and emerging storytellers as they weave their narratives.
– Interactive Workshops: Join expert-led sessions that delve into the art of devising, scripting, and performance, making storytelling accessible and engaging for all.
– Panels and Discussions: Engage with cultural leaders and educators about the significance of storytelling in today’s world.
– Networking Spaces: Connect with fellow creatives, educators, and community builders, facilitating collaboration and inspiration.
“This festival is about more than just performances,” shares [Spokesperson Name], [Title] at TAB NPC. “It’s an investment in the creative literacy of the next generation. We invite schools, organizations, and the community to rally together to preserve and evolve one of Africa’s most cherished traditions.”
To ensure everyone can take part, TAB NPC is rolling out attractive group discounts:
– R200 per person for groups of 10 or more
– R250 per person for smaller groups of five
– Individual tickets are available for R350
Educational institutions, NGOs, and arts organizations are particularly encouraged to bring their students and community groups to maximize this enlightening experience.
For further inquiries or to book your place, contact Dr. Mongezi C. Makhalima at [protected email] or call +27 12 751 7608. Don’t miss your opportunity to be part of this cultural celebration!
Join the conversation online using #StorytellingFestival2025, #LostInTranslation, and #TABNPC to share your excitement!
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Make sure to mark your calendars and bring your friends to experience the magic of storytelling at its finest!
