The Cape Cultural Collective has grown from humble beginnings in 2007 to a powerful arts movement.
The CCC mission is to foster inclusion and unity and promote personal and collective development through the arts.
At the heart of our mission is a commitment to promoting equality and justice through our programmes. We recognise the social divides in society and seek to build a shared and active citizenship and humanity.
Over the last 18 years, we have had several theatre productions at Artscape, hosted arts and human rights workshops, produced two poetry anthologies, did a poetry production in France, appeared on TV and, recently, formed a partnership with Artscape.
Vusumuzi Mpofu is an award-winning spoken word artist, youth advocate, and Programme Manager of the Cape Cultural Collective Writers’ Club. Known for using poetry as a tool for expression, leadership, and social impact, he represents a generation of artists building change both on and off the stage. His creative journey began in 2014 through mentorship […]
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Rosa choir has started their 2026 season on a high note with a host of fresh voices, exciting projects on the go and, at the forefront of it all, a new musical director. Denzil Jacobs, 39, was formally appointed in March. He met his new charges at the Artscape theatre’s resource centre on Saturday March 28, taking them through some breathing exercises and vocal warm-ups and, after dividing the choir into various singing voices, teaching them a bit of the song, Ndisondela Kuwe.
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The Cape Cultural Collective (CCC) served up a lunch-time offering of music, poetry and dance to an audience of more than 250 supporters who filled the Artscape's Chandelier Foyer on Tuesday 7 April for the Expressions of Freedom concert. The concert was part of a growing partnership between the CCC and the Artscape Theatre Centre.
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