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Introducing our first Extension Class choreographer-

Known for his exceptional skill, precision and artistic expression, Liam Frantz has a strong background in stage performance and collaboration with diverse teams of dancers.

A current member of the Professional Development Program, Liam has creativity and enthusiasm to share with training dancers, guiding them to expand their movement vocabulary and choreographic voice.

Sign up for our Extension Classes by following the link in our bio, or drop in for a class:

Mondays 18h15-19h15
Fish Hoek Methodist Church Hall
1st Avenue, Fish Hoek

Keep learning. Keep growing. Keep extending.

At Deep South Dance, we believe training never stops.

Our Extension Classes are open dance classes designed to do exactly that — extend your technique, extend your experience, and extend your artistic voice.

These classes give dancers the opportunity to train beyond their regular syllabus, to be challenged in new ways, and to learn from experienced teachers and choreographers with fresh perspectives. Exposure to different teaching styles strengthens adaptability, deepens understanding, and builds confident, versatile performers.

Whether you’re refining your foundations or pushing into new territory, Extension Classes are about investing in your development as a dancer.

Keep learning. Keep growing. Keep extending.

*MANACAN* is an internationally active dance company whose work is rooted in contemporary African expression, rhythm and storytelling.
Made up of the dynamic duo of Ciara Baldwin and Nathan Bartman, their practice is shaped by performance, teaching and creative collaboration across borders — most recently in Rome, London and Tanzania.

*MANACAN* are known for creating spaces where dancers are encouraged to move honestly, think deeply and connect fully.

*MANACAN Masterclass + Q&A:*

This masterclass blends:
* Contemporary & African movement vocabulary
* Rhythm, musicality & grounded physicality
* Improvisation & creative exploration
* Performance presence & storytelling

The session includes an interactive Q&A, giving learners rare insight into:
* Life as a professional touring artist
* Creating work across cultures
* Training, resilience & career pathways in dance

The final segment of the Masterclass will be an introduction to Singeli Tanzanian dance facilitated by Deosantus Laswai and Ulonzi Almasi, dancers from MUDA Africa currently touring with MANACAN.
An inspiring experience for curious, committed dancers.

*WHO SHOULD ATTEND*
Suitable for:
* Intermediate to advanced dancers
* High-school learners, youth companies & pre-professional students
* Contemporary, African fusion, modern & creative movers

*Masterclass Details:*
📅 Date: 22 February 2026
⏰ Time: 10.30am – 13:00pm (2.5 hours)
📍 Location: Fish Hoek Civic Center, 65B Central Cir, Fish Hoek, Cape Town, 7974

*Cost & Payment Details:*
- R150 per dancer
- Block Booking Special: R120 per dancer when booking 10 or more spots
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*Masterclass Registration:*
Completed registration form and payment is required to secure your place.
Please pay into the Deep South Dance bank account:
Bank: Capitec
Account Type: Savings
Account Number: 248 693 0449

After payment, please email proof of payment to: 📧 [email protected]
Spaces are limited and bookings are only confirmed once payment is received.

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Welcome to Brigitte Reeve-Taylor�Dance Educator | Choreographer | International Examiner | Animal Advocate: a guest teacher at our workshop this Saturday❤️

Brigitte Reeve-Taylor is a highly respected dance educator and choreographer, with over four decades of experience in the performing arts. She qualified as an AIDT teacher 45 years ago and, in 1994, was invited by the AIDT Board to serve as a local and international examiner. She has served on the Board of Directors for the AIDT for the past 6 years.
Brigitte danced professionally with the Pace Dance Theatre Company for three years before dedicating herself to the development of her own studio. Her passion for dance education has taken her around the world—she travels annually to the USA with student groups for educational tours and has taught masterclasses in New York, London, Canada, Australia, Seattle, Boston, Los Angeles, New Jersey, San Francisco, and at Codarts in the Netherlands.
Her choreographic credits include the opening ceremonies for both the Cricket World Cup and Africa Cup of Nations (Ghana). Internationally, she has choreographed award-winning TV commercials such as the Turkish Akbank, Italian Nestlé, Danish Bergenbier, and Spanish RTVE, as well as major campaigns for Sanlam and Pepsi during the 2010 FIFA World Cup in South Africa. In 2010, she was appointed Director of Choreography for the Sultan of Oman's National Day celebration, working with over 12,000 performers.
Brigitte continues to work freelance, specializing in the Horton Technique, which she teaches at LAMTA. She also trains teachers for the AIDT Associate Diploma and remains active as an examiner, adjudicator, and guest teacher nationally and internationally. In 2018, she was appointed an International Judge for the IDO and served on the judging panel in Poland in 2024 for the World Jazz Finals.
A passionate animal advocate, Brigitte is the founder of Dancers Love Dogs, a foundation that unites the dance community in supporting animal welfare. In 2016, she was honored as Glamour Woman of the Year for her philanthropic work and currently serves as an Ambassador for the Animal Welfare Society.
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