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How Covid has changed South Africa s arts scene

news How Covid has changed South Africa s arts scene © Getty Images Dance group Likhwezi took part in a protest demanding more help for struggling performers South Africa s once-thriving cultural scene is under threat because coronavirus restrictions have made it difficult to stage public events but some artists have found new ways to show off their creativity, as Mohammed Allie reports from Cape Town. News of the closure of Cape Town s Fugard Theatre last month was greeted like the demise of an old friend. Another icon has fallen to Covid 19, John Kani, one of the country s most famous actors, tweeted. In just a decade of existence the theatre, named after world-renowned playwright Athol Fugard, had become a much-loved venue that put on work by local writers as well as internationally known plays and musicals.

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Egyptian mummies pass through Cairo in parade worthy of royals

Egyptian mummies pass through Cairo in parade worthy of royals Royal mummies pass through Cairo in gala parade Replay Video UP NEXT Nearly a century and a half after entering Egypt labeled as salted fish due to their obscurity, nearly two dozen Egyptian mummies were celebrated in a grand parade in Cairo on Saturday. Twenty-two mummies, 18 kings and four queens, were treated as royals as they were conveyed from the 120-year-old Egyptian Museum in Cairo s central Tahrir Square to the newly inaugurated National Museum of Egyptian Civilization in the old Islamic city of Fustat. Among the mummies were that of Ramses II, a New Kingdom ruler whose reign lasted for 67 years and who signed the world s first-known peace treaty; Hatshepsut, who defied gender norms to become a queen in the 18th dynasty era; and Seqenenra Taa, who is best known for initiating a liberation war against the Hyksos.

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Pokémon at 25: How 151 fictional species took over the world

Pokémon at 25: How 151 fictional species took over the world CNN 2/27/2021 © Courtesy The Pokemon Company Bulbasaur, one of the most recognizable Pokémon from the first generation. When the Gameboy titles Pocket Monsters: Red and Pocket Monsters: Green were first released in Japan in 1996, few could have predicted what came next. The concept was simple enough: Players would traverse a fictional world capturing, training and battling the creatures that inhabited it a mission encapsulated in the game s famous slogan, Gotta Catch Em All. But within just a few years, Pokémon, a portmanteau of the Japanese name Poketto Monsuta, was a global phenomenon.

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Black dancers struggle to make their way through pandemic

Black dancers struggle to make their way through pandemic Nikesha Elise Williams © Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images Performers from the Dancer Theater of Harlem and the Collage Dance Collective of Memphis, Tennessee, rehearse the piece Dougla in Studio K at the nearly finished REACH, an expansion of the Kennedy Center s performance, rehearsal and work space May 29, 2019 in Washington, DC. The Dance Theatre of Harlem lost millions after being forced to stop its touring schedule and cancel its April fundraiser because of the pandemic. (Photo by Chip Somodevilla/Getty Images) After more than 10 years performing in traveling shows and in local theaters, NaTonia Monét fulfilled a lifelong dream last year when she made her Broadway debut in “Tina: The Tina Turner Musical.” For months, she sang, danced and acted in eight shows a week in the role of Alline, Tina Turner’s older sister, who introduced the young Anna Mae Bullock to Ike Turner.

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