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#OFMArtBeat - Vrystaat Arts Festival: Snelstroom Sneak Peak

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The Snelstroom Sneak Peak is an appetizer of what is to come from the Vrystaat Arts Festival’s October online offerings. This festival will be showcasing a few bespoke, curated and experimental work to the public from May until July, to trial the possibilities of online performances and paypoints. There will be several formats delivering high quality artwork to audiences. Live streaming, radio theatre, and pre-recorded work in ways you’ve never seen theatre before. Our partnerships with Think social media, Rooistoel and Creative Kilowatt has been instrumental in developing these platforms, which will in particular support local Free State theatre, dance and music to start off with.
16 Jun 2020 English South Africa Performing Arts · Visual Arts

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