The kids aren’t alright
Childhood is meant to be a time when the only thing that matters is what you and your imaginary friend are getting up to later that day. You play tok-tokkie … Read More
Month: September 2015
“I’m not like the other whites”
I watched Blood Orange almost 10 years ago (I think). I’m thrilled I had the opportunity to see it again. Craig Morris does no wrong in this poignant production, based … Read More
Full of angst and fear
There was an outpatient from Fort England psychiatric hospital who used to visit us when we were students at Rhodes. He would walk up the terraced lawn to the verandah … Read More
Mime & let mime
John Jacobs studied with Marcel Marceau for many years. He lauds technique above all and at the beginning of the show tells us that only a handful of people in … Read More
All that’s left
As ephemeral as theatre is – a performance exists only within a certain time frame and can never be exactly repeated, even the same play with the same cast is … Read More