Theaterformen Festival Grant Holder, 2011 Naledi Theatre Award (Nomination) – Best Costume Design, 2011 Fleur Du Cap Award (Nomination) – Best Costume Design, 2008
Leila Anderson (born 1984) is a South African performance artist whose work balances the theatrical, the visual, and the performative. Her ongoing collaboration with Dutch artist Stan Wannet has produced several live installation works during the 2010s. She is a part-time lecturer in contemporary performance at the University of Cape Town.
The Diagnosis - i.c.w. Stan Wannet - Shop 4 Allianz House, Infecting the City Public Arts Festival
Afrika Lag [Deel 2] - i.c.w. Stan Wannet - On the Edge of Wrong Festival, Commune 1
2011
Who knows what it is this mysterious substance that everyone seems to be so worried about identifying - i.c.w. Stan Wannet - Stedelijk Museum 's-Hertogenbosch
Who knows what it is... - i.c.w. Stan Wannet - research and development phase on residency at Beijing
Art Lab
EXOTIC ALIEN – photographic series created with Guy De Lancey
EXOTIC ALIEN - solo performance in On the Edge of Wrong Festival
2010
Foreign Affair: Trotsky – i.c.w Rodney Place - solo multi-media performance, X-op Helsinki and at the Kunstmuseum Bonn
Foreign Affair: Trotsky – i.c.w. Rodney Place - solo performance with print exhibition, Resolution Gallery
Imperfections – co-director, designer & performer, Infecting the City, Spier Public Arts Festival
Inkosazana – director, writer & designer, Out the Box Festival
2009
Inkosazana– director, writer & designer, premiered on the Edinburgh Fringe
Wrecked – director, co-designer, performed on the Edinburgh Fringe
Out of the eater came forth meat/ Out of the strong came forth sweet – with the erf [81] cultural collective, FNB Dance Umbrella
" Dinner for Three – actor, co-writer
2008
Suckle- director, writer & designer, Out the Box Festival
we are too many - solo performance i.c.w. Peter Van Heerden - erf [81] cultural collective, Spier Contemporary
2007
Shlof shoyn, mayn Kind - director, performer, Fresh II - National Arts Festival
'Publication: Leila Anderson, ‘Obsession and the other: A critique of the influence of the Japanese aesthetic in the work of Geoffrey Hyland’, South African Theatre Journal SATJ 20 (2006)
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Sichel, Adrienne (20 March 2012). "Public art paradise". Independent Online (South Africa). Retrieved 11 April 2012. ... the brilliant creativity the city has on offer. Top of the list would be ... [one other item] ...; Leila Anderson and Stan Wannet's riveting Castle Street shop instal-lation, The Diagnosis; and ...[third item].