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'Delicate trade-offs' required in 2016-17 budget to avoid further disruption to already weakened economy
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THIS year’s edition of Dance Umbrella opens with a South African interpretation of Romeo and Juliet called Rebellion and Johannesburg.
The dance festival, now in its twenty-eighth year, promises a mixed platter of innocence and experience, sparked into life through the poetry of movement.
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THIS year’s edition of Dance Umbrella opens with a South African interpretation of Romeo and Juliet called Rebellion and Johannesburg.
The dance festival, now in its twenty-eighth year, promises a mixed platter of innocence and experience, sparked into life through the poetry of movement.
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