Sustaining a Legacy of Dance

Please help us keep Moving into Dance moving. 

48 years ago, in the midst of apartheid, Sylvia “Magogo” Glasser founded Moving into Dance with a vision of giving young people the freedom to express themselves through movement, at a time when so much of their freedom was denied.

What began as a vision became something extraordinary: a home for generations of dancers, a place of learning and opportunity, and a company that has helped shape some of South Africa’s finest dance talent.

For nearly five decades, Moving into Dance has opened doors, nurtured talent, and made dance accessible and inclusive, including for people with disabilities.

Today, this legacy is in real danger. The funding landscape has become increasingly difficult, and our ability to continue training, developing, and creating opportunities for young people is under threat.

We are just two years away from celebrating 50 years of Moving into Dance. We cannot let this legacy disappear.

If you believe in the power of dance to change lives, please co...