Kafka’s Ape: I am getting out of here with the smart primate
I’m not sure who is doing it – Kafka or Tony Bonani Miyambo – but someone has stuck their fist in our gut and is turning and turning it. This … Read More
Month: July 2019
All Who Pass: Let us throw ourselves before the bulldozer to defend love
Amy Jephta has punished us cruelly. With love. Sitting here, shocked to the core, I am pondering how fury can be so carefully woven into characters with whom we fall … Read More
Profile: SWARM THEORY reflects and re-imagines a better world
ADVERTISEMENT Kyla Davis’ Well Worn Theatre Company has been making eco-conscious activism theatre works since before we all rubbed our eyes and woke up to the climate crisis. That the … Read More
When Coasts Meet: Seeking home, finding self
Poetic and poignant, Khwezi Becker’s words embrace us from the start. German is the language we hear. And now isiZulu. Then English too. Khwezi deftly entwines these three languages and … Read More
G7: Okwe-Bokhwe: Red wound in the rainbow
Mandla Mbothwe’s directing of G7: Okwe-Bokhwe opens a deep wound. That wound returns us to the storms veiled by the rainbow continuously forced down our South African throats under the … Read More