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SEBAMALA ARTS
REDEFINING ARTISTRY
REDEFINING ARTISTRY
SEBAMALAARTS
PROGRAMS
The PoMDaP™ Experience
An innovative and experimental multi-disciplinary performance arts program that produces and develops new forms of art using a merger of spoken word Poetry, Music, Dance therapy and art Photography. Its experimental theatrical nature and multimedia creativity engages audiences in immersive experiences, allowing artists engage directly with audiences in their creation process. This aligns with our thematic slogan, Redefining Artistry.
Women=Youth Apprenticeships
We offer skills training and mentorship opportunities for women, girls and young aspiring filmmakers (under 40) across East and Central Africa, with paid internships on our major annual film and theater productions. our Filmmakers Apprenticeships create opportunities for budding artists to network with key industry players, broaden collaborative skills training and on job training and experience to counter youth unemployment in Uganda.
The African Play Readers Series
Our inuagural African Play Readers series (April to July) gathers audiences and readers from up to 18 countries including Nigeria, Uganda, South Africa, Kenya, Rwanda, USA, England, German. The annual program celebrates African plays in regions where African stories have not been heard before. It offers mental health support, artist relief and creative rejuvenation along with platforms for reknowned and little known African playwrights.
IN THE MEDIA
Douglas Wins #Reaching16 Essay Award
Serving Goal 16 of the United Nations' Sustainable Development Goals (SDG) that aims to promote just, peaceful, and inclusive societies, our Founding Artist won the award, urging the world to "Create Advocacy Infrastructure for Youth Protection". Read more on Youth Lead
MEET THE CAST, BLACK GLOVE
ARTIST / JOURNALIST
Bassline 16thb SeptWizarts Media
00:00 / 17:01
Bassline 17th AugustArts Radio Magazine
00:00 / 14:16
Bassline 21st September CompleteArts Radio Magazine, Wizarts Media
00:00 / 13:29
PM Live Weekend Edition 12th September 2Wizarts Media
00:00 / 26:12
Umask, Poetry by Douglas D. SebamalaRainbow Riots
00:00 / 27:51
Pride and PrejudiceAdvocacy Poetry & Spoken Word
00:00 / 04:08
Njabala Internation Youth Day
00:00 / 03:13
PROGRAMS
Women+Youth Apprenticeships
We offer skills training and mentorship opportunities for women, girls and young aspiring filmmakers (under 40) across East and Central Africa, with paid internships on our major annual film and theater productions. our Filmmakers Apprenticeships create opportunities for budding artists to network with key industry players, broaden collaborative skills training and on job training and experience to counter youth unemployment in Uganda.
The African Play Readers Series
Our inuagural African Play Readers series (April to July) gathers audiences and readers from up to 18 countries including Nigeria, Uganda, South Africa, Kenya, Rwanda, USA, England, German. The annual program celebrates African plays in regions where African stories have not been heard before. It offers mental health support, artist relief and creative rejuvenation along with platforms for reknowned and little known African playwrights.
The PoMDaP™ Experience
An innovative and experimental multi-disciplinary performance arts program that produces and develops new forms of art using a merger of spoken word Poetry, Music, Dance therapy and art Photography. Its experimental theatrical nature and multimedia creativity engages audiences in immersive experiences, allowing artists engage directly with audiences in their creation process. This aligns with our thematic slogan, Redefining Artistry.
Digital Development Workshops
For artist growth, support, and development, we organise and manage digital (zoom) workshops, training and mentorships, led by skilled industry professionals from across Uganda/East Africa and the United States. Our work encourages cultural exchanges to break the boundaries of African culture, and make the rest of the world more receptive to the Black Experience in works from and by Artists in Ugandans, other parts of African or African Diaspora. This is part of our program
Digital Artists Development Workshops (DADW
Film & Theater Projects
We write, develop, produce and direct social change film, critical theater, advocacy documentary film, and Art Photography. Our Anthologies of Advocacy films and theater productions run along along side our annual Women = Youth Film Apprenticeships, to support filmmaking among marginalized communities in Uganda and East Africa. Our productions benefit from international collaboration for high quality work that can compete on the global stage.
African Diaspora Content
We create, develop and produce multimedia content about and for African immigrants in the diaspora, for audiences on the continent to experience international livelihood through the unfiltered lens African nationals living in USA, other parts of Europe and America. Our shows mirror racial equality, the Black Lives Matter Movement, and break down stereotypes about Africans and Black/Brown people (both on the continent and in other nations around the world).
PROGRAMS
Women+Youth Apprenticeships
We offer skills training and mentorship opportunities for women, girls and young aspiring filmmakers (under 40) across East and Central Africa, with paid internships on our major annual film and theater productions. our Filmmakers Apprenticeships create opportunities for budding artists to network with key industry players, broaden collaborative skills training and on job training and experience to counter youth unemployment in Uganda.
The African Play Readers Series
Our inuagural African Play Readers series (April to July) gathers audiences and readers from up to 18 countries including Nigeria, Uganda, South Africa, Kenya, Rwanda, USA, England, German. The annual program celebrates African plays in regions where African stories have not been heard before. It offers mental health support, artist relief and creative rejuvenation along with platforms for reknowned and little known African playwrights.
The PoMDaP™ Experience
An innovative and experimental multi-disciplinary performance arts program that produces and develops new forms of art using a merger of spoken word Poetry, Music, Dance therapy and art Photography. Its experimental theatrical nature and multimedia creativity engages audiences in immersive experiences, allowing artists engage directly with audiences in their creation process. This aligns with our thematic slogan, Redefining Artistry.
Digital Development Workshops
For artist growth, support, and development, we organise and manage digital (zoom) workshops, training and mentorships, led by skilled industry professionals from across Uganda/East Africa and the United States. Our work encourages cultural exchanges to break the boundaries of African culture, and make the rest of the world more receptive to the Black Experience in works from and by Artists in Ugandans, other parts of African or African Diaspora. This is part of our program
Digital Artists Development Workshops (DADW
Film & Theater Projects
We write, develop, produce and direct social change film, critical theater, advocacy documentary film, and Art Photography. Our Anthologies of Advocacy films and theater productions run along along side our annual Women = Youth Film Apprenticeships, to support filmmaking among marginalized communities in Uganda and East Africa. Our productions benefit from international collaboration for high quality work that can compete on the global stage.
African Diaspora Content
We create, develop and produce multimedia content about and for African immigrants in the diaspora, for audiences on the continent to experience international livelihood through the unfiltered lens African nationals living in USA, other parts of Europe and America. Our shows mirror racial equality, the Black Lives Matter Movement, and break down stereotypes about Africans and Black/Brown people (both on the continent and in other nations around the world).
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