Performing Arts in Uganda

Tebere Arts Foundation

The organisation supports works of theatre that bring professional theatre-makers and young artists and or students of performing arts from different universities across the country to perform together, thus creating opportunities for up and coming artists and students to work with and learn from established theatre-makers from Uganda and elsewhere.

11 to 50 staff

Film256

Film 256, is a capacity building organization that brings together practitioners of film in Uganda. We believe that film can play an important role in the development of the country. To that end Film 256 seeks to anchor its activities on the following key pillars: film training, film support, policy formulation and use of local film in nation development.

1 to 10 staff

In Movement Art For Social Change

In Movement: Art for Social Change is a registered non-governmental organization (NGO), founded in 2006, that implements arts education programmes with underserved young people in Uganda. We also share our creativity-based approaches to empower youth through training intensives with youth workers, teachers, social artists, counselors, and others. Our Vision: Young people from underserved backgrounds are empowered through the arts to be active participants in their societies, and are leading productive and meaningful lives. Our Mission: We create positive social change in developing societies by providing transformative arts and imaginative education to underserved young people. For more information please call:+256 (0) 414 269 383 – Office

11 to 50 staff

Dance Of Hope

Dance of Hope is Africa’s leading Youth-based Arts Education program that captures the messages of hope and resilience emanating from captivating stage productions and extended residences. This program explores the primal transforming power of arts while raising awareness, to provide quality education and improve the way of life for children living in impoverished communities.

11 to 50 staff

Suubi Creatives Impact Hub

As a creative hub, we are dedicated to making a meaningful impact on the lives of young people. Our mission is to engage them through a variety of creative activities that address the challenges they commonly face in their communities. By fostering a supportive environment, we aim to inspire and empower the youth, helping them to develop skills, build confidence, and find their voices. Through collaboration and innovation, we strive to create opportunities that not only enhance their creativity but also promote personal growth and social change. Together, we can tackle the issues that affect young people and cultivate a brighter future for all.

11 to 50 staff

African Bureau Of Music

Music studio hub

1 to 10 staff

Yenze Theatre Conservatoire

Yenze Theatre Conservatoire (YTC) is a drama school and production company based in Kampala,Uganda. Our mission is to provide the greatest standard of performing arts education and production for gifted African artists so that they can achieve maximum potential. And to bring sublime and impactful creativity to influential societal spheres while empowering others to do the same. We envision educated, skilled, disciplined, successful, and thriving African performing artists becoming lifelong legends globally. Yenze aims to lead in creative excellence, African art form pedagogy, and valued critics for new-work development and expression. We achieve this by providing training in acting, movement, voice, playwriting, directing, film production, and personal development. We use certified courses, online and in-person engagement, masterclasses, and offering rehearsal space facilities.

1 to 10 staff

Lango Indigenous Hip-Hop

1 to 10 staff

Ndere

The Ndere Cultural Center is an African cultural hub that expands over 9 acres of well maintained African flora and fauna. It is charcterised with indigenous achitecture given a modern and fresh look.

201 to 500 staff

Rockies Organisation

Rockies Organisation runs multiple programs focused on youth empowerment, education, and skills training for talented Ugandan young people.

1 to 10 staff

Soetry Uganda

Soetry /sow-eh-tree/ A spokenword blend of poetry and music that draws inspiration from Ganda and Kiga performance arts of E'bitontome and K'wivuga. Soetry Uganda is intentional storytelling aimed at "comforting the disturbed and disturbing the comfortable." We've got enough people singing about pleasure and immeasurable possessions. Contrary to the norm, we are creating art that speaks of far deeper things and inspires in far greater ways. Soetry is the art of manipulating diction and melody to appeal to all human senses in one go. Art will survive, we won't. The goal is to create art that will speak even after we are gone.

1 to 10 staff