Urban Circus: Invitation to a communal dream
In the city dreams can come true. In the city, you do what you have to but, you can also find friends who are true. The urban landscape has higher … Read More
Month: June 2022
I Stand Accused: The inheritance of violence
The voice is that primary event that circulates to wrap us in its sonorities, silences and rhythms, and intonations. – Brandon LaBelle, Lexicon of the Mouth A young man is … Read More
National Arts Festival: The last weekend cometh (gig guide part 2)
Festival’s halfway mark has slipped by in a haze of plays, exhibitions, conversations, drinks, meals, and occasional showers as concepts and ideas stack up, interlinking and winding their way into … Read More
Revolutionary Love: Liberation movements and legendary love affairs
The kind of love that I was interested in, that my characters long for intuitively, is the only kind of love that could liberate them from that horrible legacy of … Read More
Seven Ways to Say Goodbye: Bearing witness
‘Jabu.’ A name. The only word uttered on the stage of Seven Ways to Say Goodbye is simply spoken. It is delicately given voice by a dancer who looks behind … Read More