South African Dancers - Charlie van Rooyen

The 2014 Channel O African Music Video Awards, broadcast live from NASREC, Johannesburg, South Africa, Dec 2014. Produced by Don't Look Down. All photography by Christo Doherty

The 2014 Channel O African Music Video Awards, broadcast live from NASREC, Johannesburg, South Africa, Dec 2014. Produced by Don't Look Down. All photography by Christo Doherty

H28: Love in a Time of Hammers. A powerful new work of activist dance/performance from Forgotten Angle Theatre Collaborative, in memory of the murdered Ugandan gay activitist, David Kato. Choreography by Zimbabwean artist in residence McIntosh Jerahuni and direction by Melissa Eveleigh. Music by Dave Carey.

Johannesburg experimental dance company, The Forgotten Angle Theatre Collaborative working with the Russian choreographers, Ivan Estegneen & Evgeny Kulagin, in dress rehearsal for a performance of IM-Munity. University of Johannesburg, Cowan Theatre, 28 February 2013. Johannesburg, South Africa. For more information, go to: www.forgottenangle.co.za/index.html

The 2014 Channel O African Music Video Awards, broadcast live from NASREC, Johannesburg, South Africa, Dec 2014. Produced by Don't Look Down. All photography by Christo Doherty

The 2014 Channel O African Music Video Awards, broadcast live from NASREC, Johannesburg, South Africa, Dec 2014. Produced by Don't Look Down. All photography by Christo Doherty

Johannesburg experimental dance collective, The Forgotten Angle Theatre Collaborative" in dress rehearsal with their improvised dance theatre, "One Night Stand" Directed by PJ Sabbagha. 26 February 2012. Wits Theatre. Dance Umbrella Johannesburg.

Johannesburg experimental dance collective, The Forgotten Angle Theatre Collaborative" in dress rehearsal with their improvised dance theatre, "One Night Stand" Directed by PJ Sabbagha. 26 February 2012. Wits Theatre. Dance Umbrella Johannesburg.

Johannesburg experimental dance collective, The Forgotten Angle Theatre Collaborative" in dress rehearsal with their improvised dance theatre, "One Night Stand" Directed by PJ Sabbagha. 26 February 2012. Wits Theatre. Dance Umbrella Johannesburg.

H28: Love in a Time of Hammers. A powerful new work of activist dance/performance from Forgotten Angle Theatre Collaborative, in memory of the murdered Ugandan gay activitist, David Kato. Choreography by Zimbabwean artist in residence McIntosh Jerahuni and direction by Melissa Eveleigh. Music by Dave Carey.

H28: Love in a Time of Hammers. A powerful new work of activist dance/performance from Forgotten Angle Theatre Collaborative, in memory of the murdered Ugandan gay activitist, David Kato. Choreography by Zimbabwean artist in residence McIntosh Jerahuni and direction by Melissa Eveleigh. Music by Dave Carey.

Dancer Charlie van Rooyen in rehearsal with the Forgotten Angle Theatre Company on their new production, One Night Stand. Johannesburg, South Africa. 26 January 2012.

Forgotten Angle Theatre Collaborative in rehearsal for a new production entitled H2Eight with guest choreographer, Mcintosh Pedzisai Jerahuni, and director, Mellissa Eveleigh. Johannesburg, South Africa. 7 October 2014.

`'So Close To LIfe" choreographed by Charlston Van Rooyen in collaboration with Thulani Chauke and performed by Charlston Van Rooyen & Thulani Chauke. In Dansbytes 2 - a programme of performances by The Forgotten Angle, Con Cowan Theatre, University of Johannesburg, Johannesburg, South Africa. 6 December 2012.

`'So Close To LIfe" choreographed by Charlston Van Rooyen in collaboration with Thulani Chauke and performed by Charlston Van Rooyen & Thulani Chauke. In Dansbytes 2 - a programme of performances by The Forgotten Angle, Con Cowan Theatre, University of Johannesburg, Johannesburg, South Africa. 6 December 2012.

`'So Close To LIfe" choreographed by Charlston Van Rooyen in collaboration with Thulani Chauke and performed by Charlston Van Rooyen & Thulani Chauke. In Dansbytes 2 - a programme of performances by The Forgotten Angle, Con Cowan Theatre, University of Johannesburg, Johannesburg, South Africa. 6 December 2012.