CLOUT: Keep a friend close
Zombie-esque, all-in-black with stilted suffocated movements, CLOUT aims to “strip human beings of every layer and barrier”. The intention is to excavate the “buried hurt, anger, guilt, shame”, the unprocessed … Read More
Month: July 2021
KGANYA: Lulu Mlangeni’s flight of freedom
Is there anything more laughable than knowing you are meant for flight and have conceded your own light? It is absurd. In a world of intersecting oppressions, it is absurd … Read More
The Very Big Comedy Show: Our jesters bash on in the abyss, communing in faith
They rode through the desert in a show with no audience. It was grim. Lonely. But they pressed on. For the money! Rob van Vuuren quipped in a show which … Read More
DE|COMPOSITION: Life and death in process
In DE|COMPOSITION, artist, political ecologist, geographer, and environmental scientist Linzi Lewis puts forward the notion that “Life is a fragile and uncertain celebration.” Death is certain and integral to life, … Read More
HEDY! The Life & Inventions of Hedy Lamarr: Beauty and the marriage of art and science
A multiple award-winning play about the intriguing life of ‘the most beautiful woman in the world’ who also invented technology used in our cellphones, is live streamed from Iceland tomorrow. … Read More