BBOY and New Skool Dance Competition

Purpose:
To create a new platform for Hip Hop Dance in SA.
To merge the underground competitive voice and the Nu Skool aboveground competitive system into a united dance force – without prejudice – by acknowledging the athleticism and skill required to perform and compete at World Class level.
To merge New Skool and B-Boy into an Allstyle Fusion – allowing dance to be the visual word.
To identify and acknowledge some of the top B-Boys and provide them with the opportunity to defend SA’s title at the World Cup (to be held in Paris, France in June/July 2007).

History:
The Break Boy World Cup has been running for eight years and sees groups (of 6 members) battle each other – two at a time – in a seven minute set. The Break Boy World Cup is a humanitarian event and all proceeds are donated to charity.
Duane Lawrence (the host of the SA%

Guguletu Summer Series

Dear friends

You are invited to attend the second part of the Guguletu Summer Series, happening this time at Ikwezi, NY2, on Sunday the 1st and Sunday the 8th of April 2007. The shows start at 3pm, and are free to the public.

Headline acts are Maveriq for Sunday the 1st of April and AlanFunk for Sunday the 8th of April. Also featuring at both events will be the TOMECY Kids, as well as the Mitchell's Plain Stepping Stones Carnival Troupe.

The series is sponsored by the Western Cape Cultural Commission, and is aimed at creating platforms for township music talent, as well as developing audiences for local music.

DETAILS: Sunday 1 and 8 April 2007
Ikwezi Community Centre, NY2, Guguletu

Starting at 3pmRefreshments on sale

Entrance is free

For more information, send email to tomecyctsa@mweb.co.za
or call 083 245 4394