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FTH:K is a young, funky theatre company whose work in integrating Deaf and hearing performers has already won multiple awards. Its aim of bringing together Deaf and hearing artists, audiences and educators is best illustrated through its unique Tell-Tale Signs programme which is currently training South Africa's first generation of Deaf people for inclusion in the professional performing arts industry. There is currently no other project like it (nor has there ever been) running in South Africa.

 

FTHK Upcoming shows

Tales from the Trash Tour

Western Cape10-18 Aug-
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Listen with your Eyes Festival

QUACK! at The Market Theatrestarts 31 Aug-
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Womb Tide at The Market Theatrestarts 29 Aug-
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November & December

Arts & Culture Day at Dominican School for Deaf Children2 Nov9am - 2pm
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Womb Tide at the Baxter Theatre8 Nov - 4 Dec8:15pm
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Our Festival is officially open! And Opening Night rocked!  In typical FTH:K style, it was an experiment; a chance to try something different; a new format for an Opening Night shebang.  See, when we were planning the Fest, we couldn’t work out how to do our Opening/Media Night.  Would we do two evenings, one for [...]
One has to marvel at how NOT PART OF THE PLAN it was for us to be in South Africa’s political hotspot, running a theatre festival that targets schools as 50% of its programme, just when a major strike including teachers, army and police force is about to break out!!!
Right now we are preparing to open our first ever season at The Market Theatre with not one but two FTH:K works and a workshop and exhibition programme to boot.
The Holy White Board. The skeletal structure of FTH:K’s yearly planning. The thing that makes sure that FTH:K knows what it is doing at all times. The piece of wall that makes us warm in deep places when we look at it. Well…some of us, at least…
Phew, so…well, this is vaguely embarrassing – I’m sure the 2 readers that we used to have (no, it’s not our moms) must have gotten the hell in and gone over to the YOU blogs or something…but slowly slowly the Conspiracy wakes up and will soon return to the fray with more zing and spring [...]
There’s a new voice out there, spinning tales of theatrics and offering a fresh perspective on theatre in Cape Town.  She’s cool, smart, funny, sassy - check out Ms Carla Lever here.