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WGRUV Dance Company - Angels in Africa @ UJ Arts & Culture

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13-NOV-2026 19:00

WGRUV Dance Company - Angels in Africa @ UJ Arts & Culture

UJ Arts & Culture, Kingsway Ave, Auckland Park, Johannesburg, South Africa

Floor Seating Rows A - B
General AdmissionR300.00
Pensioner AdmissionR230.00
Kids General AdmissionR120.00
Group Bookings - 10 or more R200.00
Family Package of 8R235.00
Family Package of 6R255.00
Family Package of 4R275.00
Floor Seating Rows C - E
General AdmissionR300.00
Pensioner AdmissionR230.00
Kids General AdmissionR120.00
Group Bookings - 10 or more R200.00
Family Package of 8R235.00
Family Package of 6R255.00
Family Package of 4R275.00
Floor Seating Rows F - M
General AdmissionR300.00
Pensioner AdmissionR230.00
Kids General AdmissionR120.00
Group Bookings - 10 or more R200.00
Family Package of 8R235.00
Family Package of 6R255.00
Family Package of 4R275.00
Gallery Seating AA - EE
General AdmissionR300.00
Pensioner AdmissionR230.00
Kids General AdmissionR120.00
Group Bookings - 10 or more R200.00
Family Package of 8R235.00
Family Package of 6R255.00
Family Package of 4R275.00
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WGRUV's Season 3 finale, Angels In Africa draws together three works of historical depth and spiritual imagination, offered as a family-friendly celebration for the festive season.

The evening opens with Reverence, set to Robert Schumann's Symphonic Studies, Op. 13. Choreographer Jessica Lang describes the work as "my definition of ballet" – a piece built to be experienced rather than explained.

The production continues with Prayer, an imaginative work by Lex and Holly Gruver, inviting audiences to look beyond the obvious, communicating depth and soul through movement known to WGRUV’s contemporary style – a piece built to lift the mind toward what is unseen and eternal.