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The Mandela Bay Theatre Complex offers access to a professional digital recording studio and edit suite for small productions, television content, audio projects, and social media use. This facility is available for hire by individuals and groups needing high-quality recording and editing services.
Artists and groups can submit their productions to be considered for inclusion in major festivals hosted by the Mandela Bay Theatre Complex, including Women In Arts, Manyano, Udaba Dance Festival, and Iphulo Drama Festival. Submissions are reviewed by a panel, and selected productions may receive a flat-rate acquisition offer.
A forum for discussing policy issues and development studies focused on community arts centres and grassroots arts initiatives across the Eastern Cape.
A platform for women in the arts to engage in policy discussions and share experiences related to gender equity and career development in the creative industries.
Recent graduates in performing arts can apply to join the incubator programme, which offers mentorship, resources, and support to help launch their professional careers in theatre, dance, music, or comedy.
Musicians and music industry professionals can participate in this annual conference and exhibition held in Makhanda in June, hosted in partnership with the Eastern Cape Department of Sport Recreation Arts and Culture.
Dance companies and choreographers can apply to join the Udaba Dance Festival, which occurs in December. The festival focuses on dance development and growth, offering visibility and support to emerging and established dancers.
Artists and groups can apply to participate in the Mandela Bay Jazz Legacy Festival, which takes place in May each year. The festival is open to jazz performers from across the Eastern Cape and aims to celebrate and promote jazz heritage in the region.
Women in the arts can apply to take part in the Women In Arts Manyano festival, held in August. This event provides a platform for women to discuss issues relevant to their careers and contributions in the arts sector.
Theatrical groups and drama artists can apply to participate in the Iphulo Drama Festival, held in March. This festival celebrates dramatic storytelling and supports the development of theatre arts in the region.
A seminar dedicated to advancing dance as an art form, bringing together choreographers, dancers, and educators to deliberate on dance development and growth.
A seminar focused on theatre development, offering opportunities for dialogue and collaboration among theatre makers, directors, and scholars.
