Mohlakeng - Joburg

ShowsAlexandra —12, 13, 14 Oct 2007Venue: Thusong Youth CentreSpirits verses the living“Sexes”Tromar Centerit's a dreamGumbootThursday childTembisa —Mohlakeng —19, 20, 21Oct 2007Venue: Rabasotho HallDibulelengInterrogation RoomUmtanamiMangangaTraditional zulu dance26, 27, 28 Oct 2007Venue: Roman Catholic ChurchTalking StonesWhattagwan?ElondoloThe lineunfolding miserySedibeng —2, 3, 4 Nov 2007Venue: Sebokeng Community HallVUTALKTshimaga tsa MalobaTabakemazimbaOpresiónThoughtsAtteridgeville —9, 10, Nov 2007Venue: Mlambo HallThe Truth in flamesDikelediLast tear drop for sorryEmfuleniSomewhere up church StreetSoweto —16, 17, 18 Nov 2007Venue: Phefeni Recreation CentreJozi TownCar WashNetcareEmsebenziniSilent Pain

Sins of a ManSins of a ManMthakathi TheatrePresentsSins of a man are a powerful straight drama production, written and directed by a Multi Awardwinning playwright/ Director Thapelo Motloung. This thought provoking yet amusing two manproduction is presented on stage by two seasoned actors, namely Sello Mphana & SibusisoKunene.Synopsis of the productionThe production tells a tale of two brothers who barely know each other namely: Moloantoa Nogyand Richard Tau, meeting for the very first time. These two are born of different mothers butfathered by the same man. Their meeting arranged by Richard who got to know about his halfbrothers existence from a traditional doctor his family consulted two years ago. Because of thebad luck the family was experiencing at the time, is set in a private park in Soweto.Richard is a medical doctor by profession and married with two children whilst Moloantoa is in tocar syndicate. The older of the two is Moloantoa who grew up under hardship in the streets for hismother died 24 years ago from heartache, when she heard that Godfrey, the brother's father wasmarrying another woman, Richards's mother. He grew up hating his father's guts even though hehas never seen him before for he left when he was two years old and swore not to forgive him forwhat he has done to him and his mother. On the other hand Richard has a good life as both hisparents have him and his younger sister Rachel everything a child could wish for including a goodeducation hence why he is a medical doctor today.This meeting between the two is not only to inform Moloantoa about his other family but it is alsoabout the jackpot that he has hit for the first time in his life. Godfrey Tau who is their father was awealthy man but unfortunately he was hijacked and gunned down somewhere around Sowetotwo weeks ago. In his latest 'will' he left everything he owns to the first time after 24 years, Godfreyhad come around in search of his son Moloantoa but was unfortunately hijacked and killed byMoloantoa himself not knowing that it was his father. We also discover that the girl heimpregnated two years ago and never seen or heard from ever since, is actually his half sisterRachel, Richard's sister.

Agreement of Purchase and SaleYet the distinction between these so-called business issues and legalissues is blurred.Ultimately, all provisions of an APS have an important impact on thebusiness terms of the deal and establish the transactional relationshipbetween a Purchaser and a Vendor.5

Alexandra—12, 13, 14 Oct 2007Venue: Thusong Youth CentreFriday 18:00KaNyamazane – 18:30Saturday12:30Tromar center- 13:00BUHLE BEMVELOWritten and Directed by Mdu and Buhle SibisiCast (14)Males – Thabo Banda, Tomas Sesone, Mandla Mthimba andBrian MthembuFemales – Boitumelo Mokhatle, Lebogang Mongake, JabulileNdloi, Lethabo Nong, Nomsa Sithe, Nceba, Nompilo, Sharon,Letticia Senyatsi and Kgomotso MakwelaSynopsisIt's about young women who are having different problemsFriday 18:00KaNyamazane – 18:30Saturday12:30Tromar center- 13:00It's a dream – 14:00Gumboots -14: 15Thursday's child 14:30Sunday 12: 30Spirit verses the living- 13:00Sexes- 14:00Sins of a man -15:00It's a dream – 14:00YOUNG EXPLORERSChoreographed by Amelia KhozaCast (10)Females - Tumi, Lerato, Thuli, Monde and LizerMales – Xolani, Sibusiso, Thabang, Joe and HendrickGumboots -14: 15DARK CITYChoreographed by Thabo MathibaCast (8)Males – Jerry, Simon, Willfred, Tebogo, Bonginkosi, S'busiso,Thabo and Bushy.Thursday's child 14:30MAROLENG THEATRE PRODUCTIONWritten and Directed by Ntsieng MokgoroCast (9)Females – Johanna Raphasha, Dudu Mngomezulu, PheladiMokobane, Boitumelo Mohlapi, Paballo Sithe, MolateloMatsaung, Jolinah Mathabatha, Ntombi Tshabalala, HellenPhagoSynopsisThis play depicts the hard challenges that our childrenespecially our daughters face up today

Sunday 12: 30Spirit verses the living- 13:00PUBLIK KREATIVITY DRAMA KREW (PKDK)Directed by Oupa Matsetela and JosephRapolaCompiled by Tumelo Setloboko and OupaMatsetelaCast (16)Females - Amanda Ndlovu, Ayanda Ndlovu,Zaza Ngwenya, Felicia LumkaMales - Boyboy Mokgotho, Brian Ngobeni,Foster Mbhalati, Jerry Motshwane, PhumlaniZuma, Kagiso Phoko, Tumelo Setloboko,Happy Mohotlane, Sipho Mqotsha,Remember Maluleke, Oupa Matsetela,.Thobile GqobokaSynopsisThe king of the nation is misleading his tribe byintroducing them into the culture of initiation.The people are not happy, not evenprepared to take that route due to passedexperiences. The voices of the concernedsouls are not considered as they are forcedto follow this culture, the ancestors are alsonot happy about the leadership of the king.Sexes- 14:00TWILIGHT THEATRE ORGANIZATION (TTO)Written by Thabo MakgaretsaDirected by Mike Motaung and Mike SitheSynopsisIt's about a group of guys who work in asalon, three guys and one male homosexual.The period and setting of the salon ismillennium summers, their usual conversationis about ladies, how cruel, bitchy,dissatisfying, easily influenced andindependent they are. The genetic talk asthey are youth is about relationships, thepositive and negative side of it, theadvantages and disadvantages, theenjoyable and painful side of it, and thesafety and risky side of it. Where thedominant subject is sex, they likely debateabout how sex must be used and what was itestablished for. As sex frequently has thepleasant and unpleasant outcomes, theirtalk highlights the two worlds of outcomeswhere HIV and AIDS rate as the mostdominant issue. The debate is mostly wonand controlled by males, as they wouldmeasurably boost and defend themselves.The homosexual would always be againstthem where they are likely wrong andunkindly remaking females or unworthilyblaming them, as he's on behalf of ladies, sois likely a battle of sexes.Sins of a man -15:00Cast (7)Females – Ntefo Modisakeng (Bonolo),Paulina Mphoka (Gugu)Males – Micheal Mabizela (Bibi), VusiSimelane (Jack), Sbongiseni Phakathi(Thapelo) Samuel Nakeng (Desmond) andThabo Makgaretsa (Phillimon).

Tembisa — 19, 20, 21Oct 2007Venue: Rabasotho HallFriday18:00Sins of a man -18:30Saturday 12:30Interrogation room -13:00AFROCENTRIC THEATRE FACESCreated by Johannes MathonsiStory LineLove, Cheatings, Jealousy and Madness Murder. The happysuccessful family dissolves. Drunk by success, the center lost itsgrip; things fell apart to a gruesome effect. The up- marketlofty house becomes a hall of horror a murder scene, deadwife. Convicted corporate executive.Dibulele-14:00TSWELOPELE PERFORMING ARTISTSWriter and Director by Oupa China MalatjieCast membersMales— Sizwe Sibiya, Tshepo Malatjie, Mandla Zondo, MiccaManganyi, Lebogang Mashile, Mokgomotsi Sarelwa, KhotsoKhaswane, Patrick Mahlangu, Collen Magongwa, MothusiMotsekoFriday18:00Sins of a man -18:30Saturday 12:30Interrogation room -13:00Dibulele-14:00Umtanami -15:00Sunday 12:30Manganga-13:00Zulu dance -14:00KaNyamazane – 15:00Females— Tiny Mabusela, Rachel Monama, Mantolo Mohale,Itumeleng Thobejane, Phuti Chokwe, Mampomane Montoeli,Berlinda Marapyane, Boitumelo Mahlakola, Mpho Motshele,Mathapelo MotlanaSynopsisBased at Tswelopele Learning Academy where the principalhates and do not understand the role of performing arts inthe society. The conflict is between the principal and an artseducator who tries to introduce schoolchildren to afternoonarts classes.The play also shows the lack of parental support towardschildren and the way parents and teachers like to choosecareers for their children. It articulates clear that someparents do not even try to find out what their kids are goodat.At the end of the play we see school children protestingagainst their school principal by stoning her and vandalizingthe school while their arts educator battles to calm thesituation.

MOTHERThe writer's message is that performing artsis a broad subject where many careerpaths emerge. What children learn atschool is not all they need to know, theycannot rely on this knowledge for the restof their lives. Extra curricular activities likesports, recreation, arts and cultureencourages children to stay at school andfinish their matrics. And also there is a lotneed to be done in this aspect and wouldlike to motivate the aspiring artists of whatthey want to become after completingtheir secondary education.Umtanami -15:00THUTHUKA YOUTH CLUBSynopsisA fatherless girl. Witchcraft. The olds gameof the African people is visited – ancestorsand the evil spells cast on an innocent girl,sick as a dog she becomes a victim ofcircumstances beyond her. Irresponsiblefather. Irresponsible ancestors.Sunday 12:30Manganga-13:00BOITUMELONG DANCE AND DRAMAGROUPWritten by Vincent KhahaDirected by Bertina JohnsonMANGANGAIs a character, which is very stubbom? Hewants things the way he wants them to be.He thinks that he's the head of the houseand things will go his way. He doesn't wantto support his family with the father's work inthe house and financially, he always saysthat they should do things on their ownwithout asking him to assist them. He keepson saying that his wife should go out andlook for a job she should stop gamblingduring the day. And his word is always finalin the house.Humble character that is always trying tokeep peace in her family, she wants herhome to be like other homes where afather do his duties and support his familyfinancially and be a responsible father. Shealways tries, to get some money bygambling Fafi during the day so that shecan Feed her family if she wins.DAUGHTER [MPHO)A very aggressively character that wantseverything which might be impossible for,she wants her mother to afford everythingas the father can't do anything in thehouse. She wants everything to be easy forher so that she can please her friendsforgetting the situation at home.MAPHUNTAThe character is one of Manganga's bestfriends, his role in this play is to try toconvince his friend to change, he thinkthat he can give his friend the goodadvice and be a responsible father to hisfamily always do the right thing for hisfamily, who will support his familyfinancially. He likes Manganga because hebuys beers at MmaTaung place for himevery month, he's the one who buy beersthat why he likes him so much.Play synopsisThis realistic comedy about challengefacing today's women in the most historicaldisadvantaged they face obstacles whenthey try to make living,Zulu dance -14:00KaNyamazane – 15:00

Mohlakeng— 26, 27, 28 Oct 2007Venue: Roman Catholic ChurchFriday- 18:00KaNyamazane 18:30Saturday-12:30Talking Stones - 13:00DIDI THEATRE PRODUCTIONDirected by Bongani NgqubaCast MembersQue Matabane, Boipelo Nkomo, Rose Stone, ElvisNdimande, Thapelo Khumalo, Tumedi MasekoSynopsisA young boy Thabang's cultural belief turned to be his family'snemesis, when he refuses to be a scientific geologist tobecome an African spiritual geologist.Friday 18:00Whattagwan?- 14:00MOHLAKENG THEATRE ORGANISATIONDirected by, Sam “Sparara” ModieginyanaKaNyamazane-18:30Saturday 12:30Talking Stones -13:00Whattagwan -14:00Elondolo- 15:00Cast MembersPhila Ncikwa, Sfiso Zimba, Johnny SehumeSynopsisA night before Bob Marley's celebration at Newtown. Anotorious rat pays Ras Percy a visit. His only hope is Ras Tepo, a9mm pistol, Ratex, Supa Glue.Sunday 13:30The line 14:30Unfolding misery- 15:30Sins of a man- 16:30

Elondolo - 15:00TSAGO THEATRE PRODUCTIONDirected by, Phila NcikwaCast MembersTisetso Pitiki, Jeanett Mbola, MotshidisiIkaneng, Kuki Ikalafeleng, Vuyiswa MakameSynopsisThe Story about four women who all came toGauteng hoping that their dance andsinging will be their passport to fame andsuccess but all has faded with time and theyfound themselves working in a laundry aslabourers. Their dreams were shattered asthey were used and abused emotionally andphysically.Sunday-12:30The Line - 13:00HOPYSOWritten and Directed by, Mmutsi Aka PhalaNobelaThe line is a musical production conceivedby Mmutsi Nobela, the production outlineschallenges facing the community of SouthAfrican with regards to social decays,among others, Domestic Violence, HIV/Aids,drugs and alcohol abuse. The communityturns to avoid in taking responsibility todecrease the rate and state of the saidchallenges. The story features threecharacters which found them being victimsand perpetrators of the said situation. Theproduction is a campaign to “edutain” thepublic audience.Directors Note: When things get toughpeople forget that it's a challenge, peoplemust accommodate good and bad things,however making bad thing to be good – liveup to the correct line.OUR LADY OF AFRICA-14:00Present: Unfolding MiseryDirected by Botsang LecogoSynopsisThis is a very challenging production that tellsthe sad story of an intelligent young girl who isabused and harassed, verbally andemotionally by her stepfather. She tries tobattle it out and finds herself in the samesituation when her biological mother refusesto listen to her.Sins of a man-15:00

SedibengFriday 18:00— 2, 3, 4 Nov 2007Venue: Sebokeng Community HalSins of a man- 18:30Friday 18:00Sins of a man- 18:30Saturday 12:30VUTALK -13:00VIVA VALIA THEATRE PRODUCTIONSWorkshoped by the castIn nine months cancer spread through the body, in twoweeks a cough is cured. This is a theatrical initiative toaddress the pandemic of a virus detected in a minute.Saturday 12:30VUTALK -13:00Tshimega tsa Maloba -14:00Tabakemazimba – 13:00Sunday 12:30Oppression-13:00Thoughts-14:00KaNyamazane -15:00Tshimega tsa Maloba -14:00S.U.P.A. THEATRE PRODUCTIONSDirected by P.S DlaminiThe need to salute our struggle heroes is paramount. SouthAfrica boil in the 80s and 90s blood was the order of theday. Violence mere anarchy was loose up South Africa.Sebokeng, Sharpeville and Boipatong 1984 was bad reallybad. Men put the lives to perish, women pillars of strengthwere there side by side the streets were burning all forfreedom –freedom attained- Forgotten heroes. DamnHeroines.Tabakemazimba – 13:00YOUNG IDEAS THEATRE PRODUCTIONS

Directed by Nicodemus MoremiThe cry of a baby causes anger and frustrations to thewoman in the kitchen, only. One person can save thesituation.Sunday 12:30Oppression-13:00KHWELA THEATRE PRODUCTIONSDirected by Nzimani HerembeTortument journey of individual to womanhood. Harassed,Tormented a True living hell not for the faint hearted.Thoughts-14:00AGOBEL THEATRE PRODUCTIONSDirected by AD 27325Two guys struggling to make a living then eventually theyfound one through art. Art the weapon of Change.KaNyamazane -15:00

Friday 18:00KaNyamazane 18:00Atteridgeville — 9, 10, 11 Nov 2007Venue: Mlambo HallFriday 18:00KaNyamazane 18:00Saturday 12:30Last tear drop for sorry 13:00Dikeledi – 14:00The Truth in flames- 15:00Somewhere up church street -16:00Emfuleni-17:00Sins of a man -18:00Saturday 12:30Last tear drop for sorry —13:00NDABAZEZE ARTS CULTURE ORGANILSATIONWritten and Directed by Peter KuneneChoreographed by Dumisani JeleThe production it's about a young girl called Thembi whodreams about being an artist, but her dreams are beingshattered about the death of her parents. The climax of the firstscene rises when she is adopted by her tycoon uncle. The uncleapplies unfair rules and conditions in his house. Subsequently,Thembi murders the uncle and buries him at the back yard. Thenlater she skips the country.Dikeledi – 14:00VEZUBUHLE ARTS PRODUCTIONWritten and Directed by Junior MathibelaStarring: Molagi Mashike, Isaiah Manzini and Junior MathibelaIt's about two siblings Thabo and Dikeledi whose lives areshattered by an abusive childhood which lead them to runaway from home. As they grow their lives unfolds, they grow upto be totally different individuals. One ends up living a criminallife and other of prostitution. Dikeledi tells the story of manyyouth faced with hardship in the township of Atteridgeville andothersAbout VezubuhleVezubuhle which means Show the Beauty was started in 1998by William Tsiane and the group of young people who rejectedmany of the negative values influenced in the township andinstead chooses a more positive role for themselves and for thecommunity of Atteridgeville. Their main aim was to inspire theyouth to better life through performing ArtsThe Truth in flames- 15:00MORETHETHO ARTS PROJECTSWritten and Directed by Patrick Sanku BokabaStarring Eddie MalunganeIn the ever moving island lives a man, Keentseng who is bitterabout his long time struggle of striving to reach out to theunreachable masses. He moans for the lack of compassion andhuman interaction he longs for from mankind. Moreover, theharshness and shrewdness shown by these “normal people”really pushes him to live in doldrums. The play takes plays in hisidling mind.About the Actor- Eddie MalunganeEddie Malungane started as a youngster involved inCommunity theatre in Atteridgeville. He's currently in his final

year in TUT (Diploma in Drama) He appeared inthe following school productions; Surviving Me,Here Comes A Chopper and Le Regard Sur LaVie. FILM- He featured in MNET short film,Accidental Passenger. He also starred in Downthe Graveside and Laduma produced byMorethetho Arts Projects and he is currentlydoing fieldwork under the State TheatreDevelopment department.About the DirectorPatrick Sanku Bokaba was trained andmentored by the late Gibson Kente.He appeared in several TV Productionsincluding Lahliwe, Jozi Streets, Egoli,Generations, Soul City 7, Mzanzi, Backstageand Julia II (German TV).Movies- He featured in IDreamed of Africa, The Record, RidiculousRobots from Robotron, Jerusalem Encha. Onstage he performed in Goni, What the BibleSays, In the Streets, The show isn't Over Until…,Julius Caesar, Sing Africa Dance, etc. Hescripted Trouble in Gauteng, Down theGraveside, Township Funeral, The DevilPounces On and a few industrially relatedplays. He also composes songs for companiesand community groups.From CUE Grahamstown National Arts Festival2007 “Eddie Malungane delivers a passionateand genuine performance in this thoughtprovokingdrama about a homeless man. Heuses vivid characterization to explore theconcept of self –love in the face of hatred”.Sunday 12:30Somewhere up church street -13:00TEB'S MANAGEMENT SERVICESConceived and directed by Pat BokabaWork-shopped by The castSynopsisThe play takes place at a Bed & Breakfastsomewhere in the famous Church Street inPretoria. The place is overlooking the UnionBuildings. It is happening during the time of 2010Soccer World Cup in South Africa. The euphoriaand World Cup fever reigns across the wholecountry to which the B&B is no exception as it issituated just not far from one of the chosenvenues, Loftus Versveld stadium. The tenants inthis small guest house are nationals from variouscountries. One of them is Mokete Tsotetsi, whohails from Mangaung in South Africa and FemiKeshi, a die hard soccer fanatic from Nigeria. Apandemonium erupts when the former startscomplaining about the incessant noise fromKeshi's room. He protests over the loudness ofthe television and Keshi's screams duringungodly hours of the morning. The stubborn, butyet calm Mr Keshi manages to ignore him for along time as he enjoys the soccer highlights onthe telly. This calls for Mokete to make manyattempts to reach out to the ever unavailableB&B Manager for rescue. The issues ofnationality and zenophobia rave above thecrest during the two visitors' impasse. However,it is the spirit of brotherhood and solidarity thatfinally wins in this House of guests. “ Thepresentation of this play is by far arguably themost simplistic and interesting style as it requiresonly a writing chalk for the visibility of the set onstage”, as the director reckons. Also, mimingplays an important part in this play.Emfuleni-14:00Batlhodi Theatre ProductionsConceived and directed by Mahlodi MatlalaSynopsisEmfuleni is a traditional play that revolvesaround the personal matters that concerns KingMbuzikazi Mkhize, of the Zulu tribe. When theKing subsequently realizes that he and his wife,Queen Nozuko cannot bear a boy child whowould take over his baton of Kingshipaccording to tradition, he contemplates aceremony to choose a man who would assisthim in producing the future King. The trustedInyanga Mbambo is lured to perform theceremony in this regard. According to the Kingthe chosen man should be untouched andpure. However, prior to the said earmarkedmoment of truth this top secret is divulged to theQueen by the only trusted right hand man ofKing, Nogabu. The Queen then seduces him tolay with her. Then on the ceremony dayInyanga Mbambo, led by the bones, tells theKing that before sunrise he and the Queen willhave to track down emfuleni for a confession tobe made about the paternity of the coming sonthat Queen Nozuko's already conceiving.Mbambo stresses that this should be before thesunrise. However, before then the sickly KingMkhize dies in his sleep.Sins of a man -15:00

Soweto —16, 17, 18 Nov 2007Venue: Phefeni Recreation CentreFriday 18:00Sins of a man – 18:30Saturday 12:30Silent Pain- 13:00SILENT DISCOVERIESWritten and directed by Patrick MdlaloseChoreographed by Patrick MdlaloseThe show talks about women and child abuse. It mainlylooking to raise awareness how these issues affect the wholecommunity. It has three acting character, six dancers andtwo musicians. The show is written, directed andchoreographed by Patrick Mdlalose.SynopsisThe show speaks about woman whose experiences in lifetowards men have always been horrible.She was abused by her boyfriend and she got pregnant soher dreams where shuttered so she hoped that her dreamswould come true if her daughter could finish her studies, thenlife would be better but her daughter was raped andmurdered.She hates man and having questions like why did the systemshe was hoping it would protect her instead it failed her andher child.Friday 18:00Jozi town -14:00Sins of a man – 18:30Saturday 12:30Silent Pain- 13:00Jozi town -14:00Emsebenzini- 15:00Sunday 12:30Netcare-13:00Car wash -14:00Emsebenzini- 15:00Written and directed by Allen CebekhuluAbout the playIt is two women who are domestic workers who have to dealwith their employers day in day out they feel their need arenot meet they look for a solution they also turn to each otherfor moral support. It is a tail of three families and how theyaffect the two woman. What they have to put up with atwork is worth it.Thuli Masilela and Nthabiseng MakoniKaNyamazane- 15:00

SynopsisThe story is about SYLVIA and HILDA whohave worked in Elodorado Park for years.They both are employed by colored familiesas well as black family. They find themselvescomparing who gets better treatment.Imposing a question between colored andblack who pays better and why should theiremployers behave the way they do, is thejob that their doing not to much are theyoverworked. If working for a person of yourown skin colour don't you deserve better.Sunday 12:30Netcare-13:00The play is based on a doctor who is tornapart by either to keep on doctoring andhelping aids patients or not. The doctor istorn apart spiritually and physically in thesense that he feels that aid patients shouldbe allowed to die or be killed because of thefollowing reasons;1. Some aids patients have purposelyinfected themselves so as to be ableto get grants from the government.2. Some patients never bothered totake precautions like the use ofcondoms3. Some patients do not believe in aidsbecause that is what they havebeen told by their pastors or churchnot to use condoms.4. Some patients do not want to takeorders from their parents and thinkthat they know better than theirparents.5. Some patients simply do not believethat aids exist.These are but some of the arguments thatthe doctor strongly believe that these kind ofpatients should either be left to die or not tobe treated altogether. The doctor arguesthat the only patients that need to betreated are those who have been sexuallyassaulted (raped) or those who have beeninfected not through their own doing butthrough the negligence of hospitals (Bloodtransfusions)The doctor believes that some of the thingsthat aids patients do, are serious crimes andthey need to be punished for that.The doctor also thinks that some of thesepatients are wasting the country's healthbudget by being looked after more so it is intheir own doing.Does the doctor's argument hold water?Wait until you see the end of the play.Car wash -14:00CREATIVE ARTWORMSSynopsisThe play is about six guys who worked at acarwash with different hope, dreams andvision the problem starts when one of theguys named Vuka got arrested for housebreaking. They started to face problem oflate coming and usage of money to buybooze and dagga. Sbonelo which is theperson who has just started the carwash withhis friend Vuka they started this car wash forjust a reason to get out of crime and makinglife worth living.Magesh is the main problem in this carwash,he is one of those we call cheeseboy, hejoined the crew just for smoking dagga andcoursing chaos for other guys. Sthembiso isthe older guy in the crew and he is the onewho influenced Vuka and he is the course ofVuka's arrest. They went for house breakingwithout the knowledge of the othermembers. Sticks is not much involved in thecarwash, except that they use his house forelectricity and water. Bobs is the smallest inthe crew, he is still at school during weekendshe is in the car wash this is one of those casewhere you question the relationship of yoursurrounding.The primary objective of the play is to showthe dream.KaNyamazane- 15:00

AcknowledgmentsThe National Community Theatre for Education and Development Network would like toextend its gratitude to The Department of Sport, Recreation, Arts and Culture and NationalArts council for financial support.Also thanks to our sister organisation The Southern African Theatre Initiative for moralsupport.Tembisa Performing Arts Network

“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change theworld.”Dr. Rolihlahla Nelson Mandela“Art is man's constant effort to create for himself a different order of reality fromthat which is given to him”Chinua Achebe - NigeriaBe the change that you want to see in the world.Mohandas Gandhi - India“African women in general need to know that it's OK for them to be the way theyare - to see the way they are as strength and to be liberated from fear and fromsilence”.Wangari Maathai – Kenya“Freedom is not something that one people can bestow on another as a gift. Thyclaim it as their own and none can keep it from them”.Kwame Nkrumah - Ghana

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